<figure><img src=\"https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/870/5154/post_image_gallery/656471e7b6e62caf2ea026cc1e036462/queen_0.jpg\" alt /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>Dear Sirs, Below is a letter from Queen Abdula Omar and YOPA is a massenger from her. I am a Somali girl, named Queen Abdula Omar, 18 years of age and a high school graduate who beause of disease has been crippled for life. That is, I can not walk or move both my legs correctly. Besides, I had been orphaned by the civil war in Somalia and no national , local government organization or an other family took me into care officially when my father died. I therefore experience a frightining feeling of helplessness owing to the dreadful conditions in which I live. I feel lonely, miserable and abondoned. Please, give me your support in any posible way. Please help me in my hour of need. Yours Truly QUEEN

Africa

QUEEN CRY RISES A DAY AFTER DAY

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