Immigration: Handwritten Account

Sun Sea Dept: The seven line-letter, according to Tamil-speaking Ms. Vasan, is a hand written account by the child, explaining his condition. Ms. Vasan, who translated the letter, said that she was asked by the child to pass it to his father, according to Globe And Mail. “The two children are of the same age,” said Ms. Vasan, who met with the child on Thursday morning. “I am happy. I am safe. I am with another child. You do not need to worry about me. I heard you cried,” reads the letter, which Luxmi Vasan, a lawyer representing some of the male migrants, said is a handwritten account by the child explaining his circumstances. “Do not cry father. Please eat well,” says the letter. The boy and man were separated following the arrival of the MV Sun Sea off Vancouver Island last week. The father is being detained at the Fraser Regional Correctional Centre and the child is in a Burnaby facility under the care of another woman who was also on board the Sun Sea with her child. As reported in the news.
@t vasan, vancouver island