US EditionOver 16,000 Refugees Return From Iran, Pakistan in a Single Day
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According to Taliban statistics, yesterday (Monday, November 12), 2,963 refugee families from Pakistan and Iran entered Afghanistan. According to Bakhtar, 1,040 families entered the country from Pakistan through the Spin Boldak crossing, 1,700 families through the Torkham crossing, and 155 families through the Bahramcha crossing. Also, 33 families returned to Afghanistan from Iran through the Pul-e-Abrisham crossing and 77 other families returne…
Pakistan deports at least 16,000 Afghan migrants in one day
At least 16,000 Afghan migrants were expelled from Pakistan on Monday, Nov. 3, according to Taliban’s commission for refugees, marking one of the highest daily returns amid Islamabad’s intensifying crackdown on undocumented immigrants. In a statement released Tuesday, the commission said 15,826 Afghan nationals had been deported from Pakistan on November 3. The majority—8,925 people—crossed through the Torkham border in Nangarhar Province, while…
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