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French Tourist Found Dead in Chad After a 2-Day Search in the Sahara

  • On Friday, authorities announced the body of French tourist Paul Ferreri was found in the Ennedi region after a two-day search in northeast Chad.
  • Witnesses report Ferreri and another tourist left the camp on Wednesday morning, but another account says he has been missing since Monday near Bachikele.
  • His companion was found disoriented after a short search and said he had turned back while trying to retrace his steps in Chad's Ennedi region, a remote mountainous area near the Sudan border.
  • Chadian officials said no cause of death has been identified and will release more information as it becomes available; the French Foreign Ministry is monitoring the situation closely.
  • Ferreri was attending the 6th International Festival of Saharan Cultures, centered in Amdjarass and featuring regional performers showcasing traditional Saharan culture.
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Wanted since Wednesday, this seven-year-old native of Dijon was part of a group visiting Chad as part of a cultural festival in Amdjarass. According to local authorities, he fell while he had gone away with a friend to "discover the area" of the Guelta de Bachikele, an oasis in Chad's Sahara.

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French tourist found dead in Chad after a 2-day search in the Sahara

Chadian authorities say they have found the body of a French tourist after he went missing during a Sahara Desert festival visit.

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The French tourist was wanted since Wednesday night. He was a 70-year-old retiree who was part of a group of tourists The French tourist reported missing since Wednesday night in the

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