Canal Hotel Bombing - List of Victims

List of Victims

Name Age Nationality Position
Sérgio Vieira de Mello 55 Brazil Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to Iraq
Nadia Younes 57 Egypt Chief of Staff for Vieira de Mello
Fiona Watson 35 United Kingdom Member of Vieira de Mello's staff
Jean-Sélim Kanaan 33 Egypt

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Richard Hooper 40 United States Senior advisor to the UN Under-Secretary-General for the Department of Political Affairs
Manuel Martín-Oar 56 Spain Naval captain, assistant to the Spanish special ambassador to Iraq
Chris Klein-Beekman 32 Canada UN Children's Fund's program coordinator
Reham Al-Farra 29 Jordan Department of Public Information, Deputy Spokesperson
Martha Teas 47 United States UNOHCI manager
Leen Assad Al-Qadi 32 Iraq UNOHCI Information Assistant
Ranillo Buenaventura 47 Philippines UNOHCI
Reza Hosseini 43 Iran UNOHCI
Ihsan Taha Husein 26 Iraq UNOHCI Driver
Basim Mahmoud Utaiwi 40 Iraq UNOHCI Security guard
Raid Shaker Mustafa Al-Mahdawi 32 Iraq United Nations Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission (UNMOVIC)
Gillian Clark 47 Canada Christian Children's Fund
Arthur Helton 54 United States Director of peace and conflict studies at the US Council on Foreign Relations
Dr. Alya Souza 54 Iraq World Bank
Khidir Saleem Sahir Iraq Civilian
Saad Hermiz Abona 45 Iraq Working for a UN subcontractor
Omar Kahtan Mohamed Al-Orfali 34 Iraq Driver

Marilyn Manuel, a member of Vieira de Mello's staff from the Philippines, was originally listed as missing and presumed dead in the collapsed section of the building. However, she had been evacuated to an Iraqi hospital which did not notify the UN of her presence. Her survival was confirmed four days later.

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