While traveling to another country, it is very important to keep your important documents with you. Evidence of this has recently been found to see and learn from the case of a girl. It happened that a girl from Scotland went abroad but forgot her passport on the flight. After that he had to stay in police custody for 11 hours.

The journey of Morocco proved to be a scary experience for 22 -year -old Rebecca Makri of Scotland. Rebecca reached Marrakesh on Ryanayer’s flight with her three friends in July, but only five minutes after landing from the plane, she realized that her passport had been left on her seat. He immediately informed the airport staff and asked for permission to take the passport himself, but he was not allowed to go back to the plane. Rebecca says that Ryanier Staff claimed that he searched the entire aircraft, but the passport was not found. However, the passengers returning from the same aircraft later found their passport where they had left, but by then Rebecca faced police custody and interrogation for 11 hours.

Officers insulted

They allege that Moroccan border police officers treated him derogatory. Four male officers teased him as “Little Girl” and kept laughing. Rebecca said that she was threatened that she might have to wait for the Deport flight for five days, while her flight was standing on the runway at the same time. Rebecca already struggles with the problem of chronic pen. Due to stress and fear, she several times took muscle cramps and fainted again and again but the police did not take her situation seriously. Rebecca says that she was made felt as if she is not a human being. After three hours of questioning, he was released in a fast-food restaurant and was offered a chicken, while he is a vegetarian.

Release made by making false excuse
About 11 hours later, Rebecca told the officials that he had spoken to an immigration lawyer. It was a lie, but after this, he was immediately seated in a flight to Manchester Airport. Rebecca’s luck was good that his friend’s family returning from the same aircraft found his passport on the seat but Ryanier Staff took the passport from him and submitted him to the “Lost and Found Office” of Edinburgh Airport. Rebecca took more than a month to get her passport back and eventually she had to go to the airport to get a passport by paying 30 pounds. Ryanier, while clarifying, said that Rebecca had forgotten her passport in the aircraft and she was not allowed to enter the country due to arrival at Marrakesh Airport without a passport. The airline says that it is the responsibility of all the passengers to keep their legitimate travel documents with them. The airline says that after getting the passport, it was deposited in the “Lost and Found” as per the rules.