Indian national Shadrak Emmanuval reportedly missing in Israel; family seeks public help


Daijiworld Media Network - Israel

Israel, Oct 23: Concern is growing over the reported disappearance of Shadrak Emmanuval, an Indian national from Mangaluru who was working in Israel and has reportedly been missing for several days.

Shadrak has reportedly not contacted his family members or relatives for several days, leaving his loved ones worried about his safety and whereabouts.

A missing-person complaint has reportedly been filed with the Israeli police. However, further details regarding the exact date of his disappearance, his last known location and the circumstances surrounding the incident are yet to be confirmed.

Shadrak's family has appealed to people living and working in Israel, particularly members of the Indian community, to help trace him. Anyone who may have seen him, spoken to him recently, worked with him or has information about his whereabouts is urged to come forward.

The family remains hopeful that public assistance will help establish his whereabouts and ensure his safe return. Even a small but reliable piece of information could prove valuable in locating him.

Members of the Indian community in Israel, community associations, social organisations and expatriate networks are urged to circulate the appeal responsibly. The family may also seek assistance from the Embassy of India in Israel and the relevant Indian consular authorities.

Anyone with information regarding Shadrak Emmanuval's whereabouts is requested to contact +91 96323 24360 immediately.

The public is urged to share the appeal widely while avoiding unverified claims or speculation about the circumstances of his disappearance. Every genuine lead could help the family find answers and reunite with their loved one.

 

 

 

 

  

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