Navi Mumbai: Rescue the opportunity from Sajjad Thangal who is sick (70) by new social workers Panvel has revealed an interesting aspect of his life.
He will also be reunited with his family at Kerala after 45 years.
Thangal cut communication with families in Kollam District after he escaped from an Indian Airlines plane accident in Mumbai on October 12, 1976, which killed 95 people.
“Thangal was used to regulate Indian cultural programs in Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the 70s.
In October 1976, South Indian actress Rani Chandra and the others had gone to the UAE for one of the events.
When flying back from Abu Dhabi to Madras, through Bombay, Thangal decided not to go with his entourage, and escaped the accident, while all the groups, including Chandra, died, “said the founder of the Social and Evangelical Association for Love (Seal) of Ashram, Pastor Km Philip, who provided protection to the man.
Philip added that Thangal suffered post-traumatic stress and related psychological problems after an accident, where his friend Sudhakaran also died.
He began doing part time work in Mumbai, such as filling out a visa form and passport for others and worked on the catering path to survive in the city.
“In 2019, he was treated at our shelter as a very weak parent.
But he slowly recovered and began to tell the story of his life.
When he gets his village, Shasthamkotta, overcoming in Kollam, we were surprised to learn that his 91-year-old mother Fathima Beevi was on There along with his younger brother and sister, “Philip added.
Speaking with social activists by telephone in Malayalam, his mother broke down and said, “For years we hoped to oppose hope that he was still alive.
His father Yunus Kunju, who died in 2012, helped several people in Kerala; so we pray that the good deeds will be helped us find our lost son.
“Thangal has three younger brothers and four sisters; His family had previously checked whether his name was in the list of accident victims.
When they can’t find it, they hope Thangal will contact them.
In seal shelter, Thangal said, “I first moved to the UAE from my village in 1971.
I worked as a shopkeeper and did some other work.
I then began to arrange Indian cultural events.
After the accident I had a big surprise.
I’m afraid of possible There was an investigation against me because I survived.
I didn’t get a lot of money in the UAE, so I didn’t want to go back to my family in a sad state.
“Pastor Philip said,” Because there are so many people missing in India, we are on the project being working on the project About how to help them reunite with their family.
If Thangal was not treated when he was sick, he might leave without his family knowing it.
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