A total of 136 Pakistanis returned from Iran on Wednesday, bringing the total number of returnees to 456. The ongoing repatriation follows the conflict in Iran, ensuring stranded citizens reach home safely. The operation continues to assist students and families crossing the border.
Deputy Commissioner of Gwadar said the latest group crossed the Gabd‑Rimdan border post, including 25 students. Authorities have been coordinating daily arrivals to manage logistics and ensure safe transit.
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Over the past four days, 156 students and other Pakistanis have returned via the same border crossing. The continuous operation highlights Pakistan’s efforts to support its citizens during regional instability.
Following instructions from Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, all returnees are being transported to their respective districts. Authorities are maintaining security and providing necessary assistance during onward travel.
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Officials said the repatriation is part of a broader effort to monitor citizens affected by regional conflicts. The government continues to coordinate with border and security agencies to ensure a smooth return process.