KABUL witnessed a three-fold increase during the first six months of the year.
Syed Hussain Alami Balkhi told reporters in Kabul about 17,000 refugees had returned from Iran and Pakistan during the same period in 2014 against 46,000 this year.
Most of the families retuned from Iran. They included around 50,000 refugees who had been lacking legal stay documents and their member could reach 200,000 till the end of the year, the minister said.
He informed Pakistan would start . . .
