The Mahamat family, refugees from Sudan, are mourning the loss of their 12-year-old son, Adam, who was hit and killed while biking to school in Kearns, Utah. The family moved to the United States less than two years ago in search of better opportunities and a brighter future. Adam had dreams of becoming a doctor to help his family and was described as kind, ambitious, and full of hope. His mother, now a single mother of eight, expressed fear for the safety of her other children walking to school and called for improved safety measures such as better lighting, more crossing guards, and slower speed limits to prevent future tragedies like the one that took Adam’s life. The family is urging lawmakers and city officials to take action to prevent such senseless loss in the future. Adam’s uncle, Ahmed Isaak, emphasized that Adam was more than a victim – he was a beloved son, dreamer, and light in their lives. This devastating loss has prompted a call to action for safer streets and protection for vulnerable road users.
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