300 Indian nationals caught in Pakistan as a result of Covid-19 to ...

Pakistani nationals, who were stranded in India following the closure of borders because of Covid-19  lockdown, wave goodbye earlier than crossing the Wagah border submit, on might also 27.(AFP image)

As many as 300 Indian nationals, stuck in Pakistan as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, are going to come lower back domestic. The Indian government has given permission for them to return, Hindustan instances' Hindi language publication Hindustan said.

in response to reviews in the Pakistan media, quoted by Hindustan, these people will move into India throughout the Attari-Wagah border crossing on Saturday, media reports further mentioned.

amongst this group of individuals are 80 students from Jammu and Kashmir who were learning in Lahore. The community also includes 10 Indian nationals in Islamabad and 12 in Nankana Sahib who went to fulfill their spouse and children and acquired caught there because of global trip restrictions in the wake of Covid-19. About 200 Indian nationals live in Karachi and different parts of Pakistan's Sindh province, Hindustan suggested.

They had been asked to sign an affidavit after which they received the permission to come. Pakistan has made the entire arrangements to take the neighborhood to Wagah border - they can be introduced there by Friday night and exceeded over to Indian authorities on Saturday.

100 seventy six Pakistani nationals stuck in India as a result of the lockdown again to Pakistan on Wednesday through the Attari-Wagah border crossing. They were stranded in India for the closing two months. most of these individuals came to India on pilgrimage.

The Pakistani Rangers received them from the Border protection force (BSF).

"Upon their arrival, the Pakistani residents including ladies and children had been screened and transferred to quarantine centres in Lahore where they're going to reside for seventy two hours," Mohammad Younis of Edhi basis told information company PTI.

They were stuck in Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Delhi as a result of the prolonged lockdown and the closure of the Attari-Wagah border following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

to this point, 400 Pakistani nationals have returned to their home country from India given that March 20, 2020.

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