By Dan Bloom A toddler who survived a Taliban gun attack which killed his journalist father, mother, brother and sister has arrived in Canada to start a new life. Just two years old, Abuzar Ahmad slipped into a coma after militants opened fire during a family meal at a luxury hotel in the Afghan capital Kabul. Six weeks on he has made a miracle recovery, and yesterday he put on a brave face before 100 well-wishers at Pearson Airport in Toronto, where many of his family members live. Survivor: Abuzar Ahmad slipped into a coma after being shot five times in a Taliban attack which killed his father, mother, brother and sister in Kabul. He has arrived in Canada to start a new life with his uncle Bashir
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Two-year-old Abuzar Ahmad was with family when militants opened fire
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Attack in Afghan capital Kabul killed his father, mother and two siblings
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Toddler was greeted by 100 family and well-wishers at Toronto airport
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The attack in one of Afghanistan's safest hotels killed nine people in total
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The flights from @placeholder to Toronto took two days and ended in emotional scenes at the airport, where relatives and supporters held banners adorned with photos of the boy in hospital.
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High-five: Abuzar, with scars still visible on his knee, plays at home in Kabul before departing for @placeholder
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'This incident comes despite the fact that @placeholder journalists have assiduously tried to remain neutral in their coverage amid difficult circumstances,' the statement said.