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The process of Pakistani nationals’ return from Iran continues, total number exceeds 14,000

The process of Pakistani nationals’ return from Iran continues, total number exceeds 14,000

Quetta (Balochistan News)According to the district administration, the return of Pakistani nationals residing in Iran continued on the 65th day, under which 38 more individuals entered Pakistan through the Gabd-Rimdan border.

Officials said that a total of 3,445 people have returned to Pakistan so far via the Gabd-Rimdan border, while 10,619 individuals have been recorded returning through the Taftan border.

The administration stated that since 28 February, a total of 14,064 Pakistanis have returned home through both border crossings.

The returnees include pilgrims, labourers, businessmen, students, and seamen. Authorities added that the necessary screening and registration process of all individuals is ongoing.