Arad Zarei, 17, has been named as the fourth British victim of the Iran plane crash that killed 176 people
, where he grew up before moving to Canada to live with his father following his parent’s divorce.
Arad had been returning from visiting the city of Shiraz in Iran to see his mother for the Christmas period when the tragedy occured.Leaders now say they believe the plane – which was headed for a stopover in Kyiv, Ukraine, before completing its journey to Canada – Aiden Fenby, 16, who met Arad at St Mary’s primary school in west London told the Times: ‘He was my best friend.
The student was in his final term at Richmond Green Secondary School in Richmond Hill, Ontario, the newspaper reports.
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