139 more Pakistanis deported from Saudi, Qatar, Oman and other countries

Karachi: 139 Pakistani citizens have been deported from Mauritania, Senegal, Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other countries within the past 48 hours. Among them, 15 individuals were arrested in Karachi.

Iraq deported 34 Pakistanis for illegal entry and overstaying visas; two were handed over to Gujranwala police.

Oman deported 24 citizens for illegal entry. One individual was on the IBMS blacklist and transferred to AHTC, while two others were sent to Larkana and Lahore authorities.

Saudi Arabia deported 14 Pakistanis over blacklist violations, drug-related charges, theft, and traveling without passports.

Mauritania & Senegal deported five individuals after being rescued from human trafficking networks and were taken into AHTC custody.

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31 Pakistanis, including 19 convicts, were deported by United Arab Emirates for offenses such as drug-related crimes, theft, overstaying visas, and passport violations.

Malaysia kicked out eight Pakistanis for immigration violations.

Ethiopia & Qatar deported 9 citizens for violating residency laws, fleeing authorities, or engaging in illegal employment.

Authorities are investigating the deportees' backgrounds, with some individuals being handed over to relevant law enforcement agencies.