Pharmacist and son abducted in Ain Issa by Pro- Turkish mercenaries

It has been reported by a local source from the occupied Gire Spi Canton that Turkish affiliated mercenaries abducted a pharmacist and his son after they were denied medicines they used to take as narcotic substances.

15 December, 2020 06:48

AIN ISSA ,

According to the source in question, many pharmacists' were raided by Turkish affiliated mercenaries in the village of al-Ali Baceliye in the Gire Spi Canton, in searching for narcotic drugs to which mercenaries are addicted, and known medicinally by it's addictive and narcotic effects that ought to be given as proscribed by physicians.

It was reported to ANHA's correspondent by the source in question that pharmacist Ahmed al-Ubaid was abducted after refusal to give certain medicines used for hallucination and psychiatric illnesses, and that after attempt by his son, Ali, to forbid them, he was beaten and taken with his father to an unknown place.

This comes just one day after information reported that Ibraheem Xelil Elo, from the village of Twaila, to the north of the Silok District in the Gire Spi Canton was abducted and for his release 5,000 U.S. $ were demanded.

L.A.

ANHA