PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Nearly 3,000 Afghans citizens stranded in different areas of Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province have crossed into their homeland.
Officials said 2,977 Afghans returned to their country late on Saturday when Pakistani border guards opened the Friendship Gate in Chaman town.
The Friendship Gate remained open from 8am to 5pm to let the Afghans -- most of them without travel documents -- go back to their country.
Zakaullah Durrani, a senior district administration official, said both Afghans and Pakistanis crossed the gate, which . . .
