The case of the death of the veteran of the Khuzestan ship due to an accident should be followed up

Ahvaz - Director General of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan, demanded special follow-up by security and law enforcement agencies regarding the traffic accident case that led to the death of a veteran wrestler.

Ahvaz - Director General of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan, demanded special follow-up by security and law enforcement agencies regarding the traffic accident case that led to the death of a veteran wrestler.

According to Mehr reporter, Hamid Bani Tamim, before noon this Saturday, at the election meeting of the chairman of the Khuzestan Wrestling Board, while congratulating the physical training week, said: "I am very happy to be among the most proud sports in Khuzestan and the country."

The General Director of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan stated that wrestling played an important and effective role in raising the country's flag in different periods, and clarified: The last honor was in the Nagoya Games and the youth wrestling, where Khuzestan wrestling also shined.

While expressing his sadness at the loss of Master Shepherd and expressing his condolences, he said: This veteran worked hard for wrestling and sports in the province for many years. Considering that he lost his life in the accident and the driver is on the run, I request the authorities to specifically pursue the issue from the security and law enforcement agencies so that the blood of this veteran is not trampled even though it was an unintentional murder.

The Director General of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan stated that the province has been very effective in winning medals and the role of wrestling is much more special. Of course, we have tried our best, but unfortunately, some places do not pay attention to sports as they should.

Bani Tamim emphasized: We understand the conditions of the country and I hope that by improving the conditions we can make up for the setbacks.

Referring to the requests of the city councils for financial and infrastructure assistance, he said: "Wrestling has by far received the largest share of sports in the province, which is their right and has nothing to do with me being a wrestler." Of course, what is given credit to sports is far from the ideal and expectations.

The Director General of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan stated that the prize for the champions of the Nagoya competitions was promised: 700 million Tomans were promised to the first winners, and according to the arrangements made with the governor, the Abdulali prize will be awarded on Monday. We also request the head of the wrestling board to make necessary arrangements for Mirzadeh's presence even in a short time.

Bani Tamim added: Also, awards for liver and basketball athletes will be presented in the presence of the governor, in which the Director General of Roads and Urban Development is invited to the final assignment of land promises.

He announced the prize money of Nagoya athletes to be about two billion tomans and said: We worked hard to provide this amount. I hope that the Paralympic athletes will also win many medals and that God will help to cover the cost.

The Director General of Sports and Youth of Khuzestan emphasized on the maintenance of clubs and wrestling halls and continued: We request that attention be paid to this matter. Our conscience and zeal should not allow our children to get sick due to lack of work.