Istanbul Attack: Remains of Two Moroccan Victims Repatriated

Istanbul – The mortal remains of the two Moroccan nationals, who died in the Istanbul attack, were sent back on Tuesday, according to the Kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul.

King Mohammed VI decided to pay for the remains transfer of the Moroccan nationals who died in the terror attack that hit Saturday night a touristic site in Istanbul in addition to health care for the Moroccans wounded in this attack.

Four other Moroccan nationals were injured in the attack and admitted to the hospital.

The Moroccan embassy in Ankara and the Kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul set up a crisis cell in contact with the competent Turkish authorities to assist victims and their families.