A 24-year-old athlete from Jordan has gone missing from Rice University. The individual was participating in the Genuine Cup. Details about the disappearance are limited, but it is known that the athlete was last seen on the Rice University campus.
This sighting occurred late Saturday night or early Sunday. For more information about the missing athlete, readers can refer to the source, Houston Public Media, which may have additional details or updates on the situation.
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Rabe’e Ata Juma’a Alqaq, 24, was last seen walking around the Rice University campus late Saturday night or early Sunday.
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