Hundreds of Participants in Silent March for Jahfairel (18), Who Was Shot Dead in Nijmegen.
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Several hundred people participated in the silent march in Rotterdam South in memory of Jahfairel, the 18-year-old young man who was shot dead in Nijmegen last Tuesday, an ANP reporter reports. The march ended with his name being called out three times and applause.
In Rotterdam-Zuid, hundreds of people participated in a silent march this afternoon in memory of Jahfairel (18). He was shot dead earlier this week during the Vierdaagsefeesten in Nijmegen. Dressed in white and carrying white roses and balloons, participants walked through the Charlois district. Many people wore T-shirts with a photo of the boy, Rijnmond reports. Among those present were friends, family members, and acquaintances. Some people ca…
Hundreds of people walked in a silent procession in Rotterdam-South on Sunday in memory of Jahfairel. The 18-year-old young man was shot dead on Tuesday during the Vierdaagsefeesten in Nijmegen. Many participants in the silent procession wore white shirts with a photo of Jahfairel on them. The procession proceeded peacefully without incident.
Algemeen Dagblad
Jahfairel (18) went to Nijmegen with friends on Tuesday for the Vierdaagsefeesten and never came home. Dozens of family members and friends commemorate the Rotterdammer who was shot dead during a silent march on Sunday. "Keep talking to each other," is the appeal at the end.
Hundreds of people walked in a silent procession in Rotterdam-South on Sunday afternoon for 18-year-old Jahfairel. He died after being seriously wounded in a shooting during the Vierdaagsefeesten on Tuesday. Family, friends, and local residents carried white roses, balloons, and shirts with his photo.
Hundreds of people walked in a silent procession in Rotterdam South on Sunday afternoon in memory of 18-year-old Jahfairel. Family, friends, and local residents gathered to commemorate him and call attention to gun violence and violence among young people.
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