More Pakistanis were deported from seven countries around the world including US, Sweden, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

As per the details, a total of 52 Pakistani nationals were deported due to various charges and arrived at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi.

The authorities arrested the three deported passengers while the remaining deportees were cleared to leave for their homes in the country.

According to media reports, several Pakistani nationals have been deported or blacklisted for various offenses.

One individual was deported from Sweden for an illegal stay, while two were sent back from the US for illegal entry and lost passports.

Additionally, two citizens were blacklisted by Saudi Arabia, one for drug smuggling and another for begging.

Moreover, 11 were deported from Saudi Arabia on various charges, including overstaying, loss of passports or visas, and a complaint from their sponsor.

From Oman, one citizen was deported after their visa expired, while in the UAE, one person was offloaded for being an illegal immigrant and two others for staying unlawfully.

Furthermore, three children born in Nepal, Saudi Arabia, and Malawi were sent to Pakistan on emergency documents.

A day earlier, a total of 107 Pakistanis were deported from 12 countries, including the United States, Belgium, and Saudi Arabia, while 55 passengers were offloaded at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport on Sunday.

The media reports citing immigration sources revealed that the offloading incidents are causing significant financial losses for passengers, with around 50 people collectively losing Rs 10 million due to cancelled tickets.

The reasons for offloading included missing documents, stop lists, and insufficient funds for travel expenses, the report stated.