Pakistan, July 14 -- Three Afghan refugee camps in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bannu district have been completely vacated after 525 families were repatriated to Afghanistan. The move is part of Pakistan's ongoing nationwide repatriation campaign targeting Afghan nationals living across camps and urban areas. Authorities say the process follows provincial government directives and includes transportation and logistical support.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Umar Khittab Khan said all families from the Bizan Khel, Ghoriwala, and Mamand Khel refugee camps were returned through the Torkham border crossing. The government arranged transport and other necessary facilities to ensure an orderly repatriation process. Officials described the operation ...