131 Pakistanis were deported from 12 countries over law violations

Karachi: A total of 131 Pakistani nationals have been expelled from 12 different countries over the past 48 hours due to various crimes, including drug trafficking, illegal entry and work.

According to immigration sources, Saudi Arabia has left 74 Pakistanis out of the drug beadling and work.

The United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates) has expelled many Pakistanis on illegal entry, theft and drug crimes.

Among them, when a person arrived, the entry was refused and immediately sent back to Pakistan. Another person from the United Arab Emirates was deported to death by suicide.

In addition, some Pakistani nationals were deported from Oman, Cambodia, Bahrain, Azerbaijan, Iraq and Mexico.

In a separate incident, two persons accused of human trafficking were deported from Mauritania and Senagal.

Of the exile, 16 were transferred to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to the anti -trafficking circle, while six were handed over to the police in Largana, Kalat, Gujranwala, Sahiwal and Rawalpindi.

Meanwhile, immigration officials of Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport loaded 86 passengers for various reasons during the same period.

According to Immigration circles, 30 Umrah pilgrims who go to Saudi Arabia are not allowed to board their flights due to inadequate funding and expenses in advance.

Seven young passengers traveling in student or study visas were loaded to Cyprus, England, Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan.

In addition, tourists were denied the trip to Saudi Arabia, Oman, Azerbaijan, Malawi, Congo, Bahrain, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Africa, Thailand, Turkey and Zimbabwe.

People working in Qatar, Turkey and Saudi Arabia stopped boarding their flights.