Aylan didn't stand a chance
The Syrian boy that washed up on the beach of the Turkish Bodrum last Wednesday, only knew war during his life time.
The ****** fled this horrible situation from his hometown Kobani in northern Syria, Turkish media reported. They wanted to go to Europe or Canada, but their dangerous journey ended off the coast of Turkey.
Together with his ****** Abdullah, ****** Rihan (35) and his ******* Galip (5), the 3-year old Aylan got on a packed boat in Turkey on it's way to the Greek island of Kos. No one was wearing a life jacket, therefore the ******** didn't stand a chance when the boat capsized. Only ****** Abdullah would survive the journey.
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Aylan and his ******* Galip
Pictures of the stranded corpse of the toddler, which quickly went viral on the internet, shocked the world. The images of the motionless toddler, lying with his face down in the surf became within a day the symbol of the horrors refugees ha to endure.
The ****** is shocked by the news. "I head it at 5 o'clock this morning", said the aunt of the boys, who lives in Canada. She got a call from another aunt who had spoken to the ******: "My wife and two boys are dead" was the only thing he could bring out.
The aunt now wants to travel to Kobani to bury the boys and their ******.
On the same day a number of other boats full of refugees sank off the Turkish xoast. The 11-year-old Zainb Ahmet-Hadi and his ******* Hayder (9) died. Turkish media showed heartbreaking pictures of their ****** holding the 7-year-old ********, trying to console her.
"There were a total of 175 people who were on 12 boats" said another survivor in the Daily Mail. They paid 2050€ per person, according to him.
"The boat was designed for 10 people and sank almost immediately when we got to high seas. We had no chance". No boat arrived on Kos. Dozens of people were ******.
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Article translated from Dutch. Grammar mistakes are mine.
