The repatriation of illegal Afghan immigrants from Pakistan has surged, with the total number reaching 493,648 by February 19, 2024.
The influx continues as 3,396 Afghan citizens, including men, women, and children, returned to their homeland from various cities between February 15 and 19.
According to recent reports, the repatriation process has been ongoing, indicating a significant movement of Afghan nationals leaving Pakistan.
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Among the returnees, 1,245 were men, 1,025 were women, and 1,914 were children, marking a diverse demographic returning to Afghanistan.
Furthermore, authorities have facilitated the journey back to Afghanistan, with 124 families accommodated in 124 vehicles for their homeward journey.
This effort reflects the ongoing commitment to managing the movement of illegal immigrants and ensuring a safe return to their country of origin.
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The increasing numbers of Afghan immigrants returning home highlight the complexities of migration management and the importance of cooperation between nations in addressing such challenges.
The situation underscores the need for sustainable solutions to address the root causes of migration and displacement in the region.
