
Since February 28, repatriation efforts have seen a total of 13,943 individuals return home through the Gabd Ramdan and Taftan borders.
On Monday alone, six Pakistani laborers returned via the Gabd Ramdan Border. This marks the 58th day of continuous repatriation operations.
The district administration reports that 3,324 people have reached Pakistan through the Gabd Ramdan border so far.
Meanwhile, 10,619 individuals arrived in Pakistan through the Taftan border since February 28.
Arriving citizens include students, pilgrims, seamen, laborers, businessmen, and pilgrims. All are undergoing clearance, document verification, and timely immigration processes upon arrival.
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