Moroccan Teen’s Disappearance from Salé High School Sparks Search, Family Concern
Hiba, a 16-year-old high school student, has not given any sign of life since leaving Abou Bakr El Kadiri High School in Salé on February 4. A disappearance that worries her parents who are mobilizing to find her.
Hiba has not given any news for several days. Her family, who were waiting for her to come home after school on February 4, are worried. She reported the disappearance of the young high school student to the police. The latter allowed her to view surveillance videos installed at the level of the Boulevard of Abou Bakr El Kadiri High School, but there is no lead to find her.
"The problem we found is with her entourage and her classmates. No one wanted to give us concrete information. Moreover, she had a very superficial relationship with her classmates. But what we didn’t like is that they didn’t give us time to tell us some details that could have helped us or a clue that could have helped us find her," laments Ikram, Hiba’s sister, to Hespress, adding that other searches have been unsuccessful. "We looked everywhere, in Rabat and Salé. We also asked at the bus and train stations. But in vain," she specifies.
Her family is unaware of the reasons behind her disappearance. "Until now, we don’t know the reasons behind her disappearance. Did she have a conflict with someone and didn’t want to tell us about it. Especially since recently, she was isolated, and very distant. She didn’t tell us anything," Ikram points out. The only thing that could lead them on a trail is her sister’s Facebook page. "According to a classmate, Hiba borrowed her phone to check her Facebook account. And she was apparently terrified, she was even trembling," she says. The family of the young high school student therefore wishes to have access to the account. For now, she is in constant contact with the competent authorities to find Hiba.
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