Ikram, a 17-year-old girl, was in an accident on an electric scooter while crossing the N60 in Ouwegem. She was hit by a car and despite being resuscitated on the spot, she sadly passed away in hospital on Tuesday. Her friend described her as always cheerful and enthusiastic, someone who was full of plans and preparing to get her driving license. This weekend, Ikram’s loved ones paid their final respects at the Dhondt funeral home in Oudenaarde. Several relatives spoke, including her mother who expressed her heartbreak and hopes for Ikram’s peace.
Last Saturday, Ikram, a 17-year-old girl, was the victim of an accident on an electric scooter in Ouwegem while crossing the N60. Mowed down by a car, she had misjudged the distances and the driver might not avoid her, reported HLN.
Resuscitated on the spot, she had been transported to hospital in Ghent to undergo operations on the head. She died there on Tuesday.
A comrade described her as “always cheerful and enthusiastic”. “She was full of projects, wanted to have her own house and was preparing for exams for her driving licence,” said her grandmother.
This weekend, the parents, relatives and loved ones of the victim bid him a final farewell in the meditorium of the Dhondt funeral home in Oudenaarde, writes HNB. Ikram’s favorite music echoed as pictures of her were projected on a large screen.
Several relatives spoke. This is particularly the case of his mother: “How am I supposed to say goodbye if I can’t say anything until next time? Where should I look for you now? Dear Ikram, why? I hope you have found peace. Out of sight, but never out of mind. »
The tragic loss of Ikram has left her family, friends and community devastated. Her passing serves as a stark reminder of the dangers involved with riding electric scooters on busy roads. Our thoughts go out to Ikram’s loved ones during this difficult time. May she rest in peace.