KARACHI: In the past 24 hours, up to 258 Pakistanis have been deported from seven nations, including China, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Of them, 244 were deported on emergency travel documents, while 14 possessed Pakistani passports.
16 deportees, including one with a suspect identification, were arrested upon arrival in Karachi, according to immigration officials, while the remaining individuals were freed following interrogation.
232 people, including seven beggars, were deported by Saudi Arabia. A variety of flights were used to return them home. After serving their time, two people who were discovered completing the Hajj without permission were returned.
Four more Pakistanis had overstayed their Umrah visas, 27 were working “kafeel” without sponsorship, 16 remained past the visa’s expiration date, and 112 were deported because
