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Missing Student: Community Rallies for Hassoun Choui

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An eighteen-year-old student, Hassoun Choui, has been missing since falling through the ice on the Rivière des Prairies. Despite a massive three-day search involving emergency crews and community support, he remains unfound. The investigation continues, and the community holds onto hope for his safe return.

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Missing Student: Community Rallies for Hassoun Choui

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Missing Student: Community Rallies for Hassoun Choui. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

An 18-year-old student from Segep, Joral Goden, in Montreal, has been missing since Thursday, March 26, after falling through the Ison. The Rivierre des Prairies near Ale, Bizarre. Emergency crews got the call around 2.35 pm when two teens got into trouble in the water. One was a 17-year-old who got pulled out and rushed to the hospital in stable condition, but the other, as soon as Troy never came back up. Two were spent three full days out there with boats, drones, divers, and underwater cameras, battling strong currents that likely swept him away. On Monday, March 30, over 100 folks showed up outside the school in St. Genevieve for a quick rally that came together in under 30 minutes. Students even walked out of class to stand with his family, waving signs and honking horns in a real emotional push. Troy was big in the local sports scene, especially with the AJOI group, which pulled in even more support. Officials suspended the active search because conditions got too risky, but the investigation

is still going strong. Folks in the community are holding out hope, keeping the pressure on for any fresh leads to bring him home. I'm Cory with the story that your Canada News today update, AI Powered and Always On.

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