Pakistan continues its ongoing repatriation process for over 13,000 citizens from Iran. The latest day saw the return of 52 more individuals through the Gabd Rimdan border, bringing the total number via this route to 3,073.
Since February 28, a total of 10,619 individuals have returned through the Taftan border, with combined arrivals at both borders reaching 13,692. These returnees include students, pilgrims, seamen, laborers, businessmen, and residents from Iran and Oman.
Officials emphasize that immigration, clearance, and documentation processes are being efficiently managed to ensure a smooth repatriation process amidst regional tensions.
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