Over 400 Afghans Released From Prisons In Pakistan, Iraq Return Home
KABUL (Pajhwok): The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations (MoRR) says more than 400 Afghan migrants have returned to the country after being released from prisons in Pakistan and Iraq.
In a post on its X account, the ministry said that 430 Afghan migrants were released from prisons in Pakistan and three others from Iraqi jails returned to Afghanistan during the current week.
According to information from the Repatriation Departments in Kandahar and Nimroz provinces, 430 individuals returned via Spin Boldak after spending two months in Pakistani prisons, while three others returned via Nimroz after spending six months in Iraqi jails.
MoRR added that after registration with the Repatriation Departments in Spin Boldak and Nimroz and receiving assistance from partner organisations, the returnees were transported to their respective home districts.
Earlier, 170 Afghan migrants had also been released from prisons in Pakistan and Iraq and returned to Afghanistan.
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