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Syria’s first DNA-based identifications offer hope for families of the missing
DNA testing confirms three missing-person cases, including a Raqqa family killed in a suspected 2017 airstrike, and raises hopes for more identifications.
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Syria’s first DNA-based identifications offer hope for families of missing persons
The cases offer a possible path towards answers for families across Syria, where tens of thousands of people remain missing after decades of repression under Assad family rule and civil war.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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Syria’s first DNA-based identifications offer hope for families of the missing
By Feras DalateyDAMASCUS, Oct 20 (Reuters) - DNA testing has helped identify the remains of missing people in at least three cases in Syria this year, the country's first such identification cases and a breakthrough in efforts to establish the fates of people missing after years of war.
·Washington, United States
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