The Canadian Press
The family of Tahmid Khan has not heard from him in about a week. His
father has been hospitalized with chest pains, while his mother has
suffered an emotional breakdown. Tahmid, pictured here, is known for his
love of animals. (Facebook)
The family of a University of Toronto student detained after an
attack on a Bangladesh cafe has written to Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau's office to ask him to intervene in the case, a Toronto lawyer
says.
Marlys Edwardh, a lawyer with Goldblatt Partners in Toronto, said a letter was sent to the prime minister on Monday.
Tahmid Khan, 22, a Canadian permanent resident, was taken into
custody in Dhaka following a hostage-taking on July 1. His family has
lost contact with him...http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/bangladesh-university-toronto-tahmid-khan-1.3674608
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