Moti Family Polokwane: This is the thing we know so far

Moti Family Polokwane: This is the thing we know so far

Durban - It's been days since the four siblings were moti family polokwane and there has been no word on who took them.

 

On Friday, a few calls were issued to social networks  urged the public to appeal to God to protect the return of Diaa, Alwan, Ziad and Zidan Al-Maati.

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This is what we know about their abduction so far:

 ·        The boys' brothers, ages 15, 13, 11 and 6, were on their way to a school  wearing white when two oval BMWs were assigned.

·        The two suspects, armed with R5 pistols, broke a window and then opened the car.

 Then, on their route, a bleak SUV, at that point, appeared at the scene and the boys were crowded into the car.

·        The driver of the BMW was found some time later, He was public

·        Limpopo Police Representative Center Commander Brigadier Mutlavila Mugabelo confirmed the incident near the N1 in Polokwane - on Church Street on the R71 course.

 and a police spokesman said officials had begun to find the children, Times Life reported.

·        The siblings go to the Curro Heuwelkruin Independent School.

·        Their dad, Nazim Moti, is an affluent financial specialist in Polokwane. The family has been associated with the engine business for over 20 years

The Al-Muti family believes they have no idea where they are, and the thought process for the Nuba remains murky, with no ransom set, after police help.

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An absolutely huge group of policemen across the country, particularly in Gauteng, is associated with a chase.

The president of Limpopo, Chobu Stanley Mathapata visited the Muti family where he blamed the families.

He encouraged everyone to  assistance of people law enforcement find the perpetrators.

"As a normal government, we deplore these atrocities and this is a awful crime and we will not rest until these scammers face the wrath of the law," Prime Minister Mathapata said.

The representative of the Moti family, Polokwane, said our personal opinion is that we appreciate the visit of the Head of State, just like the supplications from all over the region.

"We simply need the youth back. That's all we ask of God."

Meanwhile, as residents gather, there has been anxiety, tension, effort and prayer across the online media moti family polokwane.