84 Afghan Refugees Released from Pakistani Prisons
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — The Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations Affairs announced that 84 Afghan refugees have been released from various prisons in Pakistan and returned to Afghanistan.
The refugees were detained for lacking legal documents, according to the Kandahar Spin Boldak Emirate.
Upon their return to the country, they received humanitarian aid.
They were subsequently transferred to their respective home areas.
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