by Salvatore Riggio
The Australian athlete was 14 years old and had broken 8 national category records. The cause of death is currently unknown
The world of Australian athletics mourns the death of the very young Zulqarnain Haider, a promising 14-year-old. His death was a very strong shock, but what made everything even more difficult was that many people started a social media profiteering campaign to accompany messages of condolence and pain over the affair. Although the causes of death were not disclosed, as reported by the Daily Mail, many have fueled suspicions about the anti-Covid vaccination campaign. To stop this news, the family has also asked for maximum respect for privacy due to the tragedy and for the boy’s good name.
Haider was a promise with several important goals already achieved. He played for the Keilor Little Athletics Club in Melbourne and had already set 18 national records and the news of his sudden passing was very harsh. Zulqarnain, for those who knew him, was an athlete of extraordinary ability. The results achieved in his very short life as an athlete were unparalleled. All our love goes to his family. Now, he rests in peace, we read in the club’s statement. In Australia there were many insiders who were counting on Haider as a future Olympic champion. Results in hand, in the Under 15 category he had already won in the 100 meters at the Australian junior championships and had also already won the titles in the 200 and 400 meters and in the 200 meters hurdles. The 14-year-old was only at the beginning of a career that looked like it could be truly promising. From an early age he had forged ahead, recording 8 national records in the various categories, for example breaking the 400 meters record in the Under 13s and collecting victory after victory among the Under 14s. Zulqarnain – continued the club – had entered in the top 10 of the kids in our society. And this is no surprise considering he broke the records in the under 11 section in the 100 metres, long jump and 200 meters twice.
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December 9, 2023 (modified December 9, 2023 | 09:32)
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