To say that this is a trying time for the James family would be an understatement. While Sunil (28) has been languishing in a Togo prison for months after the ship he was manning was captured by pirates earlier this year, he now has to bear the grief to losing his 11-month-old son to septicaemia.
Vivaan who passed away on December 2 is now identified by badge no 7 at the Cooper Hospital mortuary, his lifeless body waiting for a final embrace from his father. The family is hoping against hope that Sunil will be able to return to familiar shores and perform the last rites for his son, but as hours lengthen into days, that ray of hope is a flickering one.
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Vivaan who passed away on December 2 is now identified by badge no 7 at the Cooper Hospital mortuary, his lifeless body waiting for a final embrace from his father. The family is hoping against hope that Sunil will be able to return to familiar shores and perform the last rites for his son, but as hours lengthen into days, that ray of hope is a flickering one.
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