The case of young Bassirou Sow is becoming increasingly worrying

Author: senenews.comPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Senegal
Society & Lifestyle
The case of young Bassirou Sow is becoming increasingly worrying

Bassirou Sow, 25, who lives in Dalifort in the Dalifort-Foirail commune, has been missing since Monday, October 19, 2026. His family has had no news of him and says he is about 1.65 metres tall. His relatives are appealing to the public for solidarity and vigilance, asking anyone with information or who has seen him to call +221 77 265 13 60, +221 77 501 07 30, or +221 77 927 28 60.

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