WASHINGTON: Law Enforcement Authority in Canada is looking for information from the public about how the Indian family is four of Gujarat, which freezes to death on the Canada-US border side, making their way in the midst of the question of why families will try to emigrate to America with such dangerous conditions.
“We believe this is a case of human smuggling and is investigating how the Patel family traveled from Toronto on January 12 to Emerson on January 18,” Police Royal Canadian Mounted (RCMP) in Manitoba Province said in a statement posted on social media, with Tipline for service The main crime @ 431-489-8551 and anonymous crime stoppers 1-800-222-8477.
The RCMP identified the victims as Jagdish Kumar Patel, 39, his wife, Vaishaliben, 37, their daughter Vihea, 11, and their son’s son Dharm Patel, 3.
The Manitoba medical examiner office has confirmed that the cause of his death was due to exposure.
Their bodies were found only 12 m from the US border near the city of Emerson.
RCMP said it could confirm the patel family arrived in Toronto on January 12 and walked to Emerson, or around January 18.
There were no abandoned vehicles located in Canada, which showed someone pushed them to the border and said.
Read the Alsogujarati family of four, including babies, freezes to death on the US-Canadian border in minus 35 degrees CFOur members are considered to be from one Indian family found freezing to death on the United States-Canada’s border on Thursday, attracting attention to Illegal India immigration Hard American winter from the northern border, at the time the US focus is mostly on the southern border with Mexico.
From the US has caught Steve Shand, 47, from Deltona, the driver of the vehicle charged to pick up 11 Indian citizens, seven of them made him cross the border, leaving the Fourth Family stranded in a snowstorm.
They suspect that illegal running is part of a routine cross-border operation twice for Indian citizens, with someone dropping it on the Canadian side and someone takes it on the US side of the sketched border.
A family photo released by RCMP Manitoba shows families who seem happy and prosperous, dressed in festive – different images of illegal immigrants who come to the southern border to the US.
The family was reported to spend almost $ 100,000 for their American dreams that turned into a nightmare, confusing authority why they would pay so much for illegal trips and stay under endure pressure were caught.
Also confusing: After reaching Canada on a tourist visa, why even cross to the United States? Why not stay in Canada? Allegations in the community were they found Canadian weather too cold.
In addition, the Gujarat network, and Patel in particular, better in the US, which is home to more than 150,000 patel.
Gujarati expatriat from Winnipeg organizes prayer services for families in the midst of sadness in the community, who are proud of their reputation for the company, hard work, and business acumen.
“What happened was surprising.
Very devastating.
We can’t believe it.
With the weather now in Winnipeg, we don’t dare to come out.
Even thinking about pain that they might experience in a frozen cold temperature,” Hemant Shah, a local Winnipeg who organized the service to local media.
Authorities say the family is equipped with winter weather.
Unknown smugglers have given identical cold weather clothing groups: new winter coats with hoods, gloves, ski masks, and isolated rubber shoes, all black.
But it is not suitable for the conditions they experience.
“His condition is scary, even for those who are familiar with snow storm meadows.
The temperature hovers -35 degrees C with snow blowing and bleak darkness from remote routes without features, such as the group to the border, around 9:30 a.m.
“Reported by Canadian national posts.
The remaining four had been exposed to severe cold for about 16 hours before being found.
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