Këta janë personat që kanë vdekur në sulmin e mbrëmshëm në Stamboll (Foto)

29 June 2016 - 14:56

Numri i fundit i të vdekurve nga sulmi në aeroportin e Stambollit është raportuar të jetë 41.

Tani kanë filluar funeralet për disa nga viktimat e sulmit në aeroportin Ataturk në Stamboll.

Sipas traditës myslimane, njerëzit duhet të varrosen sa më shpejtë të jetë e mundur, prandaj varrimi i tyre vetëm ka filluar.

Siddik Turgan, zyrtar i doganave në aeroport është personi i parë që u varros në Stamboll.

Pas tij edhe taksisti Mustafa Biyikli u varros, ku shihet vajza e tij duke qarë e duke shkuar pas arkivolit të babait të saj.

(Kosova Sot)

Airport taxi drivers pray during the funeral ceremony of their colleague Mustafa Biyikli, 51. His daughter told reporters earlier in the day that there was 'no justice... on this holy day' Another mother of one of the victims is comforted after learning the fate of one of her children after suicide bombers opened fire before blowing themselves up A mother who lost one of her children in the attack has to be helped from the ground outside a forensic medicine building close to Istanbul Airport Desperate passengers embrace as they gather in shock outside the terminal after the airport was evacuated and all flights were grounded A wounded girl is carried on a stretcher into the Bakirkoy Sadi Konuk Hospital after being injured in the blasts at Ataturk Airport Paramedics and special forces officers at the scene help the more than 140 wounded at the airport. At least 41 others were killed Crime scene investigators work next to a body after a suicide bomb attack killed dozens of people at Ataturk Airport in Istanbul, Turkey Police investigators begin to search the area where the explosions went off, at the international airport in Istanbul, shortly before 10pm local time - 7.50pm GMT Coffins of the dead are loaded on to the back of a hearse to be taken away from a forensic building close to the airport in Istanbul A flight attendant reports for work at Ataturk Airport this morning, just hours after up to 50 people were killed in an attack by three suicide bombers As the airport began to re-open this morning, sniffer dogs looking for explosives patrolled the front of the terminal building A member of the security services puts a cordon in place where one of the suicide bombers blew himself up as the airport returns to normal A Turkish anti riot police officer and an employee of a private security company check a passengers entering the Ataturk airport international arrival terminal this morning A worker repairs the damage to a ceiling which had been blown up when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at the door to the arrivals terminal At least 41 innocent people lost their lives in the attack, including Mahmoud Çizmecioğlu and his wife Zeynep Çizmecioğlu, pictured
Mahmoud Çizmecioğlu dhe bashkëshortja e tij Zeynep Çizmecioğlu

Göksel Kurnaz dhe Yeni Ise Girmisti

Gülşen Bahadır, an airline employee who is understood to have been shot, wrote on her Facebook a week before, 'not war, I insist, love'

Gülşen Bahadır punëtore në aeroportin ''Ataturk'' në Stamboll

Zonjusha Bahadir

Umut Sakaroğlu i cili ka marrë marr mirënjohje për kontributin e tij në shpëtimin e të mbijetuarve, deri në momentin kur terroristës aktivizuan bombën tjetër.