Syrian Man Trapped in Kuala Lumpur Airport for 1 Month After Being Denied Entry into Cambodia
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2018 9:17 pm
Cambodia News: A Syrian man has spent more than a month living in a corner of a Malaysian airport – sleeping under stairwells and showering in toilets – after being left stranded by airlines and immigration officials.
Hassan al-Kontar, 36, fears being arrested in his home country for refusing a call-up for military service, and has been forced to make the transit section of Kuala Lumpur airport his new home for the past 37 days.
He has been stuck in limbo at Kuala Lumpur International Airport since March 7, when he was sent back to Malaysia after trying to enter Cambodia.
Hassan tried traveling to Cambodia — but was stripped of his passport upon arrival and sent back to Kuala Lumpur.
Here is his Twitter:
Hassan Al Kontar (@Kontar81): https://twitter.com/Kontar81
Hassan al-Kontar, 36, fears being arrested in his home country for refusing a call-up for military service, and has been forced to make the transit section of Kuala Lumpur airport his new home for the past 37 days.
He has been stuck in limbo at Kuala Lumpur International Airport since March 7, when he was sent back to Malaysia after trying to enter Cambodia.
Hassan tried traveling to Cambodia — but was stripped of his passport upon arrival and sent back to Kuala Lumpur.
Here is his Twitter:
Hassan Al Kontar (@Kontar81): https://twitter.com/Kontar81