Poverty drove young men from small Kashmir town to board ill-fated fishing trawler, say families
The last time Mohammed Yousaf talked to his son, Sajid Yousaf, on 8 June, the 28-year-old was waiting anxiously in Libya for smugglers to pack him and hundreds of others on to a boat bound for the other side of the Mediterranean.
Six days later, the overcrowded fishing trawler sank off the coast of Greece. Sajid Yousaf, a shopkeeper and father-of-two from the small town of Khuiratta in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, is among the hundreds missing, presumed dead.
