'Can't contact my daughter any more'

July 03, 2014 17:18

Rediff.com's Vicky Nanjappa reports on the situation in Iraq. A parent of one of the nurses who requested not to be identified said that they cannot contact their daughter now.

Yet other parents, whos daughters are in Tikrit, said, the basement of the hospital was stormed and the nurses were asked to leave. They may have been moved to Mosul.

The families of the nurses are now preparing to meet the Chief Minister of Kerala to ask him to expedite the process of bringing the nurses back to India.

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