Bodies of 5 Iranians killed in Seoul Halloween sent to Tehran

Iran Embassy in Seoul says that the dead bodes of 5 Iranian citizens who were killed in Seoul Halloween will be transferred to Tehran, IRNA reports.

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The corpses of those Iranians will first be sent to the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, where the ambassador will pay tribute in the presence of the Korean deputy foreign minister for ministry affairs, and then seen off in their final take off for homeland.

In the Halloween ceremony in Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, 150 celebrators lost their lives with different nationalities, 5 of whom were Iranian.

The names of the Iranian victims of the sad occasion include Afaq Rastmanesh, Ali Parakand, Reiyhaneh Sadat-Atashi, Somayyeh Moqiminezhad, and Alireza Owliyaie.

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