Chief Minister Sohail Afridi visited Landi Kotal Afghan holding camp on Saturday. He reviewed arrangements at the camp, expressing satisfaction over facilities provided.
Sohail Afridi said Afghan refugees are being sent back in a dignified manner. The provincial government is making every effort to provide all necessary facilities to the refugees.
The CM commended the performance of the Khyber district administration for excellent arrangements made in the holding camp. Despite pressure on the camps, relief efforts remain top priority.
20 registration points currently exist at Landi Kotal, with plans to increase to 40. Afridi added that steps will be taken to make the registration process faster and easier.
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