The Agonizing Case of the Makan Nasiri Missing Student
Among the 168 fatalities, one story carries a unique, unresolved agony. We must highlight the tragic case of the Makan Nasiri missing student. Makan was a 7-year-old first grader at the Shajareh Tayebeh school. Due to the extreme severity of the explosion, he is the only student whose physical remains were never recovered, leaving his file officially marked as Missing In Action (MIA).
A Blue Sweater and a Beige Sneaker
The Red Crescent successfully recovered 155 bodies, but they found absolutely no trace of the Makan Nasiri missing student. His parents, Asieh Rahinejad and Sirous Nasiri, underwent the DNA identification process we detailed earlier, but the results were negative. The only artifacts ever found were his crumpled blue sweater and a single beige sneaker, discovered 100 meters away in the trees.
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Today, the Minab boy missing in action has an empty grave. His belongings are kept in a glass memorial box at the local Mahdiyeh Mosque. The complete physical vaporization of a child highlights the terrifying power of modern weaponry, a violation of every UNICEF child protection protocol.
Demand Answers for Makan's Family
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The story of the Makan Nasiri missing student is an open wound for his family and the world. We ask our advocates to share his birthday video and the posters asking, Where is Makan's Body? You can sign the petition to demand justice for this Minab boy missing in action.
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