bourbiza mohamed
“Dad, we can’t stay here, we are going to die.”
In the living room of a suburban Gold Coast home, Saeed Aoalya Hashimi breaks down as he recalls the words of his teenage son outside Kabul airport.
He remembers the fear as bullets whizzed past his family’s heads as they tried desperately to board a mercy flight the Australian government had arranged to get its citizens out of Afghanistan.
On the sixth attempt, they made it through the crowd, into the airport and onto a military cargo plane that…
