Taliban Says 16,242 Afghan Refugees Forcibly Deported From Iran, Pakistan In Single Day


A complete of 16,242 Afghan refugees have been forcibly deported from Iran and Pakistan in a single day, Taliban deputy spokesperson stated on Tuesday, native media reported.

Taliban deputy spokesman Hamdullah Fitrat acknowledged that 2,963 Afghan households, comprising 16,243 people, returned dwelling from Iran and Pakistan on Monday, Afghanistan’s main information company Pajhwok Afghan Information reported. He stated the refugees entered Afghanistan by the Islam Qala crossing in Spin Boldak in Kandahar, Herat, Pul-i-Abresham in Nimroz, Bahramcha in Helmand and the Torkham crossing.

Fitrat stated 2,161 households, which comprised 11,772 people, have been taken to their respective provinces, whereas 1,882 refugees who returned dwelling have been supplied humanitarian help. He additional stated that telecommunication corporations supplied 2,958 sim playing cards to Afghan refugees who returned dwelling.

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In the meantime, Germany on Tuesday will obtain the fourth group of Afghan refugees granted approval for relocation below its humanitarian admission programme, Afghanistan-based Khaama Press reported citing German media studies. The group of Afghan refugees who’ve been accredited by the German authorities to enter will journey to Hanover from Islamabad, it was reported.

That is the fourth evacuation flight that may arrive in Germany because the new coalition authorities assumed workplace in Germany in Could. Final week, 14 Afghan nationals reached Hanover below the identical initiative, which has been launched to help these most in danger following the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan in 2021.

After the Taliban seized energy, Germany’s earlier administration launched an admission programme to guard native workers, human rights advocates, and journalists who had labored with German and worldwide organisations. Nonetheless, the present coalition authorities has signalled plans to cut back or part out these voluntary admission efforts.