Bayan was in the second grade of her school but has had her life snatched away when she was killed as an airstrike hit her bedroom
Bayan was just eight when she was killed in an airstrike
Little Bayan was only eight years old when she was killed six days ago in Aleppo .
The youngester, who was in the second grade of her school in East Aleppo , died when an airstrike hit her bedroom.
Here her teacher Atifa pays tribute to his student
“I was deeply grieved and saddened to know about the death of my student Bayan.
Bayan was one of my students who really loved school, her friends and the child friendly space.
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A Syrian boy awaits treatment at a make-shift hospital following air strikes on rebel-held eastern areas of Aleppo
But because of the airstrikes, her great fear of airplanes and her family’s worry about her as she was the youngest of her family - Ehe was the sweetheart for her parents - she skipped few day of school .
I tried to check on her to see why she missed her classes. It was because of the airplanes, but four days before her death she was back to her classes as usual.
She used to love drawing; she loved drawing the sea, trees and flowers. She was very kind, lovely and had a wide imagination in drawing.
Syrian Civil Defense
White Helmets trying to rescue people in Aleppo
She used to love children’s songs. Only one day before her death, we had an entertainment activity, she came to me and asked me if she could sing a song, Children among the dead (the name of the song).
I asked her to go on. She sang with her friends, then she sang another song (give us childhood back). She was such a sweet and delicate girl.
She always dreamt of when the siege on Aleppo breaks, as this siege had deprived the children of so many things, of the most basic things children might dream of.
I wish this siege on Aleppo breaks, to stop the airstrikes against the people of Aleppo and the children in particular.
Children have the right to live their childhood, just a regular innocent childhood.”
Source : mirror.co.uk
Bayan was just eight when she was killed in an airstrike
Little Bayan was only eight years old when she was killed six days ago in Aleppo .
The youngester, who was in the second grade of her school in East Aleppo , died when an airstrike hit her bedroom.
Here her teacher Atifa pays tribute to his student
“I was deeply grieved and saddened to know about the death of my student Bayan.
Bayan was one of my students who really loved school, her friends and the child friendly space.
Getty
A Syrian boy awaits treatment at a make-shift hospital following air strikes on rebel-held eastern areas of Aleppo
But because of the airstrikes, her great fear of airplanes and her family’s worry about her as she was the youngest of her family - Ehe was the sweetheart for her parents - she skipped few day of school .
I tried to check on her to see why she missed her classes. It was because of the airplanes, but four days before her death she was back to her classes as usual.
She used to love drawing; she loved drawing the sea, trees and flowers. She was very kind, lovely and had a wide imagination in drawing.
Syrian Civil Defense
White Helmets trying to rescue people in Aleppo
She used to love children’s songs. Only one day before her death, we had an entertainment activity, she came to me and asked me if she could sing a song, Children among the dead (the name of the song).
I asked her to go on. She sang with her friends, then she sang another song (give us childhood back). She was such a sweet and delicate girl.
She always dreamt of when the siege on Aleppo breaks, as this siege had deprived the children of so many things, of the most basic things children might dream of.
I wish this siege on Aleppo breaks, to stop the airstrikes against the people of Aleppo and the children in particular.
Children have the right to live their childhood, just a regular innocent childhood.”
Source : mirror.co.uk
Tragedy of the eight-year-old who is just one of the many children killed in devastating Aleppo airstrikes
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