Former Middle East Correspondent Thomas Loudon (56) Passed Away
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Former Middle East correspondent Thomas Loudon has died at the age of 56. His former employer, NOS, announced this on Saturday. The journalist suffered from a slow-growing form of cancer, a diagnosis he received last year and from which he died earlier this week.
Journalist and former correspondent Thomas Loudon has passed away. He battled neuroendocrine tumors (NET), a slow-growing form of cancer. He was diagnosed last year and died from it this week. He was 56 years old. In 2001, Loudon became the first Dutch journalist to settle in Iran following the Islamic Revolution. He reported on developments in Iran, Afghanistan, and northern Iraq in various languages for NOS, Trouw, and Elsevier, among others,…
Journalist and former NOS correspondent Thomas Loudon has passed away at the age of 56. He suffered from neuroendocrine tumors (NET), a form of cancer that was diagnosed last year. Loudon established himself in 2001 as the first [read more] The article Thomas Loudon passed away appeared first on Spreekbuis.nl.
Former Middle East correspondent Thomas Loudon has died at the age of 56. His former employer, NOS, announced this on Saturday. The journalist suffered from a slow-growing form of cancer, a diagnosis he received last year and from which he died earlier this week. Loudon was born in 200...
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