Somalian guy seeks government assistance for returning home
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Somalian guy seeks government assistance for returning home
Somalian man sought Cambodia government’s assistance to return him back to his country
Phnom Penh: Mr. Abdulkadir Dahir Muse is a Somalian. He has been living in Cambodia since 2001. He is now seeking the assistance from Cambodia government to return him back to his country aiming to join the election.
Mr. Abdulkdir Dahir Muse went to Dep News office this morning, 13 May 2015 and said he was an asylum seeker and was brought by boat to Cambodia in 2001. Cambodia was not his destination. He wanted to go to Japan or Korea to work on the fishing boat, but he was mistakenly brought to Cambodia instead.
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Phnom Penh: Mr. Abdulkadir Dahir Muse is a Somalian. He has been living in Cambodia since 2001. He is now seeking the assistance from Cambodia government to return him back to his country aiming to join the election.
Mr. Abdulkdir Dahir Muse went to Dep News office this morning, 13 May 2015 and said he was an asylum seeker and was brought by boat to Cambodia in 2001. Cambodia was not his destination. He wanted to go to Japan or Korea to work on the fishing boat, but he was mistakenly brought to Cambodia instead.
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That's brave.
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'Mistakenly brought to Cambodia instead'? Just a small mistake, right?
Good luck to him, it will be very interesting to see what happens.
Good luck to him, it will be very interesting to see what happens.
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I know him!! He walks around behind riverside often. Me and him had a long chat on st 148 one day looking at old the engine parts.
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Yes i met this guy couple of years ago, i bought him a phone as he mentioned that he lost his phone, so went to buy him cheap Samsung phone to receive calls from me and others who were trying to help him, i brought his case to the Somali Embassy in Malaysia to try and help him back home, however he again lost the phone ( probably sold it for 5 dollar ) so contact was lost but i made sure to put his case in FB in case his family see it or somebody back home who is able to help him, I saw him again last year same situation, his situation is tough, wish him luck.
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Met this guy some time back, a sad story, he gets a monthly stipend from some government (forget if it is here or Somalia or somewhere else) which covers his basic costs. He just walks around all day aimlessly with nothing to do and little money to do it. As it says he is trapped here almost like the character in that shit Tom Hanks movie "The Terminal" but stuck in a country rather than just an airport.
I could be wrong but I think he once briefly cooked at the Irish Place after Pat generously offered him a helping hand....turned out to be a shit cook and was let go.
Hope he gets what he wants
I could be wrong but I think he once briefly cooked at the Irish Place after Pat generously offered him a helping hand....turned out to be a shit cook and was let go.
Hope he gets what he wants
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Yeah UN gives him some allowance and when they moved from Cambodia he still gets it through some NGO organization, he says that its A Vietnamese women who he use to date long ago get him fired from restaurant he use to work, perhaps its not true, Actually there was couple of people who wanted to help him but he kind of chase them away from his life, include Somali American Journalist who offered him to appear in Vidoe Recorded message to send to his government but he refused and every money that was given to him to buy phone and try to contact his family was either spent or the phones magically disappeared.angkorjohn wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 10:26 am Met this guy some time back, a sad story, he gets a monthly stipend from some government (forget if it is here or Somalia or somewhere else) which covers his basic costs. He just walks around all day aimlessly with nothing to do and little money to do it. As it says he is trapped here almost like the character in that shit Tom Hanks movie "The Terminal" but stuck in a country rather than just an airport.
I could be wrong but I think he once briefly cooked at the Irish Place after Pat generously offered him a helping hand....turned out to be a shit cook and was let go.
Hope he gets what he wants
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I remember him as well. Is he still around? I feel like I used to see him at the makeshift coffee shop on the old LakeSide back in them days.
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Yeah still around, last i saw him in December last year was in Riverside, had dinner with him, and then later days saw him hanging around with some Nigerian guys around the night market.General Mackevili wrote: ↑Thu May 31, 2018 10:31 am I remember him as well. Is he still around? I feel like I used to see him at the makeshift coffee shop on the old LakeSide back in them days.
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When I was in prison, I couldn't help but notice 3 types of inmate: blacks, whites and hispanics.He just walks around all day aimlessly with nothing to do and little money to do it.
For the most part whites were reading, exercising, taking classes or conversing.
Hispanics were always busy doing something - typical Mexicans you know.
But the blacks, for the most part, they wandered aimlessly or slept.
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