Turan agency received a second appeal this week from the Buryat Rehabilitation Center for Minors about an Azerbaijani child staying there. His name is Lovtsov (Bendaliev) Rafael Sharyk oglu, born 02.06.2005. He was brought to the shelter on 27.03.2012.
His mother Lovtsova Irina, unemployed, was not involved in raising her son and was abusing alcohol. The juvenile was left to himself to wander through the village and spent nights with strangers. His mother refused her child and was deprived of parental rights by the Mukhorshibirsk District Court of the Republic of Buryatia (in Russia) on 10.01.2013.
The boy’s father, Bendaliev Sharyk (Shyarik) Alishirin oglu (07.08.1953, born in Baku, Azerbaijan) died on 16.08.2011. The death certificate I-AF number 696594 was issued by the Mukhorshibirsk district department registry office of the Buryat Republic on 18.09.2012.
"The administration of the branch seeks assistance in locating the relatives for the boy in his father’s motherland. Maybe someone from the family will want to take him? We think that the boy would be better with relatives than with strangers. Answer please by sending an e-mail to yana_cybikova@mail.ru
Social Worker Tsybikova Yanzhima Sergeyevna."
Recall that in the same rehab center there are also two girls from Goychay - Dzhabrailova Yagut and Hamidova Aisha. Their parents died in Buryatia, but they have relatives in Goychay. -02D-
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