- Mustafa Misto embarked on a sea voyage from crisis-hit Lebanon seeking a better life for his family, but he drowned in a shipwreck alongside his children and dozens of others, relatives said Friday.
- Misto, a taxi driver, and his three children were among at least 73 people who died when the boat they boarded in northern Lebanon sank off Syria’s coast on Thursday.
- The Talawi family, which hails from the northern region of Akkar but lives in Tripoli, were among the first to bury their dead.
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