Families of Kabul Clinic Attack Victims Remain Uncertain About Missing Loved Ones

More than ten days after a deadly attack on the Hope Addicts Clinic in Kabul, families of missing victims are desperately searching hospitals and pleading with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan for assistance.

Emotional accounts from the families describe exhaustive searches that have yielded no results, not even the bodies of their loved ones. The bodies of fifty victims from the clinic were buried collectively in the northern cemetery following funeral prayers at the Eidgah Mosque.

The family of Rahim Shah is among those still waiting for information. His father Mohammad Naeem, mother Safiya, aunt Farishta, and sisters Sana and Samia have searched all hospitals but found no trace of him.

The family members have appealed to officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan for help in locating their missing relative. However, they have been told to pray and have been denied access near hospitals.

Other families of victims are experiencing similar uncertainty after the attack on the clinic. They continue to call for greater cooperation from authorities to help determine the fate of their loved ones.