Hundreds of Afghan refugees are returning to their homeland through the Chaman border daily. According to NADRA sources, around 500 to 600 individuals reach the holding camp each day for registration before departure. Over 2.168 million Afghan refugees have returned so far.
Refugees expressed gratitude towards Pakistan’s hospitality and support during their stay. They acknowledged that both the people and government of Pakistan provided immense cooperation without any complaints. The country demonstrated humanitarian values by hosting millions of Afghan refugees for decades.
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