Over 70 پاکستانی Nationals Return from Iran, Repatriation to Continue in Phases: CM Balochistan
**Quetta:** Chief Minister of **Balochistan**, **Mir Sarfraz Bugti**, has announced that more than 70 Pakistani nationals have safely returned from **Iran** amid the ongoing situation there, adding that the repatriation process will continue in phases.
In a statement shared on social media platform X, the chief minister said that the formal process of bringing back Pakistani citizens residing in Iran has begun. He emphasized that the Government of Balochistan is in close coordination with federal authorities to ensure that the return of citizens is carried out in an organized and secure manner.
He noted that immigration officials at border crossings are performing round-the-clock duties to facilitate smooth and efficient movement, ensuring that returning citizens do not face unnecessary difficulties.
Mir Sarfraz Bugti directed relevant authorities to uphold humanitarian values and professional responsibilities while making all necessary arrangements for the safe return of citizens. He added that district administrations in border areas have been issued clear instructions to provide maximum facilities, guidance, and essential assistance to passengers arriving from Iran.
According to the chief minister, over 70 پاکستانی nationals have already reached their homeland, and the phased repatriation process will continue. He reaffirmed the provincial government’s commitment to ensuring the safety, protection, and convenience of its citizens.
