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Syrian toddler thought dead reunited with parents
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A Cypriot and European Union (EU) flag fly next to a building in the city center of Nicosia on June 5, 2012. (AFP PHOTO / PATRICK BAZ)
A Cypriot and European Union (EU) flag fly next to a building in the city center of Nicosia on June 5, 2012. (AFP PHOTO / PATRICK BAZ)
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NICOSIA: A Cypriot lawyer says a 2-year-old Syrian boy who was believed dead after his family inadvertently left him behind as they fled their shelled Damascus home last summer has been reunited with his parents on the Mediterranean island.

Stella Constantinou told The Associated Press on Friday that no one knows exactly how long little Bushr Al Tawashi was left wandering on his own in the rubble of his home before another family found him and handed him over to rebel fighters who took him into their care.

Word eventually reached the parents, who are seeking asylum in Cyprus along with their two other boys, aged 4 and 6. They sought Constantinou's help to bring him to the island.

 
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Word eventually reached the parents, who are seeking asylum in Cyprus along with their two other boys, aged 4 and 6 .
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