More than 2100 Afghan refugees were sent back from Iran and Pakistan in a single day, as per a Taliban official’s statement. The repatriation involved 420 families, totaling 2,167 individuals, who returned to Afghanistan through various border crossings. The refugees received humanitarian aid and SIM cards upon their return.
Several Afghan migrants deported from Iran and Pakistan faced challenges upon returning to Afghanistan. They expressed concerns about the lack of shelter, the upcoming winter season, and difficulties in obtaining electronic ID cards. The refugees highlighted the inadequacy of available aid and the ongoing struggle to meet basic living needs.
Afghan returnees emphasized the urgent need for essential supplies like tents and shelter from the Taliban government. They reported that many people are homeless, spending their days on the streets and roads. The refugees also called on authorities to expedite the process of providing them with electronic ID cards for identification purposes.
