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    ‘Kidnapped’ Algerian man rescued after 26 years from neighbour’s cellar

    by Alisha Rahaman Sarkar May 16, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: EnnaharTv

    An Algerian man, who went missing as a teenager, was found alive in the cellar of his alleged kidnapper’s home after 26 years.

    Omar Bin Omran left his family home in Djelfa city in 1998 to attend a vocational school and never returned. The the 17-year-old’s family to believe that he had been killed in a civil war between the and Islamist rebels.

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