Reza Timuri, a young man from Kohdasht Lorstan, who was separated from his family and went missing in 1401, was identified after four years at the "Anwar Aftab" care center for the disabled and elderly in Qom and finally returned to his mother's arms.
According to an IRNA report, Mohammad Reza Rahimi, Qom's deputy for welfare rehabilitation, announced that Reza's mother, after years of searching in various cities and unsuccessful attempts to find her son, saw a video of the mourning ceremony of the Fatmia days at the Anwar Aftab center and recognized his face.
This video, which depicts moments of mourning for the patients of this center in virtual space, became a clue for two families to find their missing children after years of not knowing.
According to the Kom deputy for welfare rehabilitation, after his mother identified Reza and completed legal procedures and verified his identity, he was handed over to his mother on Saturday 11/23 by an official order of the court and returned to his home.
In the same case, Adel Tahari, a 43-year-old man from the village of Aprachal in the city of Surrey, was also identified after 18 years of estrangement from his family. Adel, who left home on November 23, 2008, at the age of 25 and never returned, was identified after many years in the same detention center in Kom. He finally met his mother and three brothers after 18 years. Adel's father, who waited years for his son's return, died more than a year ago and before he learned of his fate.