The teenager was found wandering on the track of Delhi airport, India. A 13 -year -old Afghan teenager held on Sunday, September 21, the trip between Kabul and the Indian megalopolis this Sunday, September 21, hidden in the aid train compartment of an airplane, says the BBC.
According to a spokesman for the Security Force of the Central India (CISF), this adolescent of Kondôz, in northern Afghanistan, managed to travel without being seen aboard the RQ-4401 flight of the Afghan partner Kam Air, who landed in Delhi on Monday around 11:10 am (7:40 am, French time).
The young Afghan wanted to go to Iran and completely ignore that the plane in which it was scaled was Delhi and not Tehran, said Indian Express Indian. It would have been infiltrated at Kabul Airport after a group of passengers and then hid the back of the rear aircraft train.
The teenager returned to Kabul
Found only in Delhi’s asphalt, he was arrested by the Indian security forces and questioned for several hours. According to the BBC, the child notably told the authorities that he had made this trip out of curiosity. He was finally sent back to Kabul by the return flight RQ-4402.
This type of incident is not isolated. In recent years, clandestine passengers have tried to flee from their country of origin to the United States or European countries hiding in a landing train compartment. The trip is carried out at the risk of their lives due to the low level of oxygen and temperatures to this altitude.
For those who manage to survive these extreme conditions, another risk is to pass out and make a deadly fall when the landing train is released.
If the flight between Kabul and Delhi is done in just under two hours, a 22 -year -old Kenyan had been found in 2022 in Amsterdam on the plane of a plane from Johannesburg. The flight had lasted approximately 11 hours.
Source: BFM TV
