An Algerian man who went missing 26 years ago has been found in his neighbour's cellar, just 200 metres away from where he grew up, the country's justice ministry says.
A 45-year-old Algeria n man who disappeared as a teenager has been found 26 years later in his neighbour's cellar. Algeria 's justice ministry says an investigation is in progress and that the victim is receiving medical and psychological care.
His family assumed he had been among the hundreds of thousands killed or kidnapped during the Algerian Civil War in 1998. According to the El Khabar newspaper, authorities received a tip-off after Mr Omran's brother aired grievances on social media, reportedly due to an inheritance dispute. Mr Omran's mother died in 2013 without ever knowing the truth of what happened to him, according to El Khabar.
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