93 Pakistanis Deported from 10 Countries in 48 Hours, Including 6 Blacklisted Individuals

In the past 48 hours, 93 Pakistani nationals have been deported from 10 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore, Morocco, and others. Among them, 6 individuals have been blacklisted.

According to immigration sources, 4 individuals were blacklisted and 1 was deported from Saudi Arabia due to expired visas, while 24 Pakistanis were deported for violating contract terms.

From Oman, 3 individuals were blacklisted, and 1 was deported for immigration denial. Malaysia deported 1 individual, declaring him undesirable.

In the UAE, 1 Pakistani was deported for blacklisting, 3 for drug-related offenses and alcohol consumption, 2 for overstaying, and 37 were deported after being released from jail.

In Singapore, 1 Pakistani was deported due to a lost passport, while 1 Pakistani was deported from Mozambique. In Iraq, 4 individuals were deported for overstaying, and 2 were deported for other allegations.

Furthermore, from Qatar, 3 fugitives were deported, while in South Africa, 1 Pakistani voluntarily presented himself, and another was deported for being declared undesirable.

Additionally, 2 Pakistani youths, involved in human trafficking in Morocco, were detained and sent back to Pakistan. They were transferred to the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle in Karachi for further investigation.