Palestinians Pay Rich Tributes to Syrian Boy Aylan Kurdi with Sand Sculpture Lying on Beach

The death of the Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi has embarked protestations and dissents across the world. News sources which have snapped the boy lying face down in the sand at one of Turkey’s prime tourist resorts near Bodrum which went viral on the web and social media catching the attention of many people saddening them. Finally, one death makes the world weep for migrants. Distress of Syrians was exposed to the world with the death of Aylan Kurdi’s death while fleeing from his nation along with a troop of a 20 people.
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People Lay Rooted Face Down in Sand Just like Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi to Pay Tributes

Palestinians paid rich tributes to Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi building a sand sculpture measuring a few metres in length of him on a beach in the Gaza Strip in the same position and with red and blue clothing like he wore when his lifeless body was found last week.  On the other end of the Mediterranean seas a large group of people re-enacted the heart-wrenching scene of Syrian boy Aylan Kurdi’s body as if they have been washed away ashore as mark of tribute to the young soul.

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Palestinians Pay Rich Tributes

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Over 30 people participated in this cause testimonial by wearing the same pair of clothes a red t-shirt and a jeans short lying lay rooted face-down in the sand for about 20 minutes.  Stay tuned with us for more trending alerts happening across the globe by bookmarking (press Ctrl+D) us in your web browser for easy navigation.

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