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Abdi Raxmaan Cabdulali Ali, Somali
When Somalian refugee Abdi Raxmaan Cabdulali Ali left his war-torn homeland eleven years ago he gave up all hope of ever seeing his sister again. But in May 2002, a Red Cross Message (RCM) received by Australian Red Cross changed all that.
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Safira Farash Katash, Sudan
Safira Farash Katash had not heard from her father in twenty years when she received a Red Cross Message (RCM) from him in May 2002. It was the news she had dared not hope for. A delighted Safira would learn that her father was alive and well and living in Southern Sudan.
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Nora Cantwell, Ireland
Nora Cantwell said goodbye to her sister Mary in Dublin in the early fifties and left to start a new life with her husband in Australia. Though she did not know it at the time she would not see or hear from her sister for the next fifty-five years. Then one day Nora received a letter from Australian Red Cross that would change all that.
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In Australia the Red Cross Tracing Service is part of the International Red Cross tracing network operating in 178 countries to exchange family news, re-establish contact or clarify the fate of the missing.
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The Red Cross Tracing Service is a unique service provided free of charge to the public.
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