It is a wonderful thing for a family to travel and visit relatives, but sometimes accidents can lead to tragedies. Recently, a Sudanese family of eight went by car to their relatives’ homes, but unfortunately all lost their lives in the desert. People only found their remains six months later, and the suicide note left is even more heartbreaking.
According to a Libyan media report on February 15, the tragedy occurred in a desert hinterland 400 kilometers outside the city of Kufra in Libya. At that time, someone found a white SUV in the desert. The vehicle appeared to have broken down ajar in the sand dunes, and then there were a lot of personal belongings scattered around.
After investigation by the local police, it was confirmed that the SUV had departed from the Fashir area of Sudan 6 months ago and the destination was Kufra, Libya. There were 21 people on board, including a family of 8. Kufra visits relatives.
This family of 8 includes 3 women and 5 men. The bodies were found near the SUV. The fate of the other 13 people is unknown and may have been lost in the desert. The police initially determined that these people may have encountered some problems halfway, and then lost their way into the desert. Eventually, the vehicles were trapped in the sand dunes and everyone was trapped in the desert and died.
What is even more heartbreaking is that the police found a handwritten suicide note next to the family’s body at the scene, which reads "The person who saw this note has my brother's phone number on it. Please tell him, forgive me. I didn’t bring my mother to you.”
At present, the local police have launched an investigation to determine how the tragedy happened, and they have also launched a search for the 13 missing people, but if you want to find them in the vast desert, even if The corpses are very difficult.
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