QUETTA: The repatriation of Pakistanis from Iran continued on the sixth day, with 265 citizens returning home today. This operation is important as it ensures safe return of students, tourists, and workers stranded abroad.
Families across Pakistan are affected, awaiting loved ones amid travel restrictions. Authorities reported 200 returned through Tiftan passport gate and 65 via Gabdemandan border. Over six days, 1,762 Pakistanis have safely returned, highlighting government-led evacuation efforts.
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Returnees include students, tourists, and workers, showing diverse groups affected by the Iran travel situation. Officials said all returnees receive food, shelter, and medical support for smooth reintegration. Local teams coordinate with federal authorities to maintain order at checkpoints. Efficient processing has minimized delays and ensured safety.
Authorities confirmed the operation remains a priority, with continued coordination between border and local officials. Vulnerable groups, including children and the elderly, receive special attention. Citizens are urged to follow instructions at border crossings for smooth return. Health and security protocols are strictly observed.
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The government emphasized its commitment to citizens abroad, addressing logistical challenges to maintain steady repatriation. Coordination with Iranian authorities has helped facilitate safe crossings. Repatriates are registered to track arrivals and provide support. Families are advised to remain patient as operations continue.
Officials assured that efforts will continue until all stranded Pakistanis return safely. Additional resources, including transport and temporary shelters, are in place at border points. Citizens are encouraged to report any travel difficulties to authorities. The operation demonstrates Pakistan’s commitment to citizen safety and effective crisis management.