According to Radio Pakistan, a spokesperson of the PM house said that the prime minister, while terming the situation in Libya a humanitarian crisis, ensured that the government would use all resources for the safe evacuation of Pakistanis.
Clashes in troubled Libya have intensified in what is considered the worst fighting in Tripoli and Benghazi since the 2011 uprising ousted Muammar Gaddafi. Citizens of a number of countries have been advised to leave as the situation turns tense, but evacuation has proved tricky with airports closed.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating the efforts to facilitate evacuation of stranded Pakistanis in Libya.
A crisis management cell has also been established at the ministry of foreign affairs to monitor the evolving security situation in Libya and to coordinate efforts for evacuation of Pakistanis.
Further, the Pakistan Embassy in Tripoli has already facilitated the evacuation of over 2,500 Pakistanis to Tunisia in the past few days.
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Delayed action - citizens welfare and expat pakis are the last think on PM's mind and GoP agenda
LoL @ Ch Allah Daad. Well I will have to disagree here. I think if they want to come back, they should be braught home. If PMLN gets 2-3 more years, the policies of long term macro economic focus will bear result and we will need these people in work force.
Please don't bring them here. Two insane people are on a mission to make this country more violent than Lybia.
Hi,
my cousin is in libya he told me Pakistani embassy is charging us 1000 dollors for ticket to Pakistan.