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Sindh to expel 67,000 registered Afghans after Eid

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UNHCR repatriation centre Pershawar Pakistan four brother four wives and twntyfour children wait for the process of becoming an ex refugee to be completedso that they can start the long journey home to Afghanistan. The brothers have been refugees in Pakistan for thirty five years and all their children have never set foot on Afghan soil "we feel safer in Afghanistan than Pakistan now time to go home "
UNHCR repatriation centre Pershawar Pakistan four brother four wives and twntyfour children wait for the process of becoming an ex refugee to be completedso that they can start the long journey home to Afghanistan. The brothers have been refugees in Pakistan for thirty five years and all their children have never set foot on Afghan soil "we feel safer in Afghanistan than Pakistan now time to go home "

More than 67,000 registered Afghan nationals will be repatriated to their homeland after Eidul Fitr from Pakistan’s Sindh province, a media report said on Tuesday . . .

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