Pakistan

Porous borders: 61 Afghan prisoners sent back

A number of Afghan nationals enter Pakistan daily.

May 23, 2011 Less than a minute read

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CHAMAN: As many as 61 Afghan nationals who had completed their sentences in Pakistani jails were handed over to Afghan officials on the Pak-Afghan border in the border town of Chaman, Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) sources said on Sunday. A number of Afghan nationals fleeing the conflict in that country enter Pakistan daily through the porous Pak-Afghan border.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 23^rd, 2011.

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