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The Foreign Office announced on Sunday that twenty-one Pakistani nationals have been identified among the survivors of the boat tragedy near Dakhla, Morocco.

As many as 50 migrants, many of them Pakistanis, may have drowned in the latest deadly wreck involving people trying to make the crossing from West Africa to Spain’s Canary Islands, migrant rights group Walking Borders said on Thursday.

Moroccan authorities rescued 36 people on Wednesday from a boat that had left Mauritania on Jan. 2 with 86 migrants, including 66 Pakistanis, on board, the group said.

The ministry of foreign affairs said today that immediate assistance has been mobilized for the affected nationals through diplomatic mission in Rabat.

The embassy has arranged essential provisions, including food, water, medicine, and clothing.

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Local authorities in Dakhla are providing shelter and medical care in response to our diplomatic outreach, it said.

The embassy’s consular team is currently on the ground in Dakhla to oversee relief operations and coordinate with local authorities.

The government is maintaining close coordination with relevant authorities in Morocco to ensure comprehensive support for affected citizens and to finalize repatriation procedures, it said.

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“We are committed to safeguarding the welfare of overseas Pakistanis and will continue to monitor the situation closely,” concluded the statement.

List of Survivors:

  • Muddassir Hussain (CNIC: 34202-6131193-3, DOB: 5/3/1993, Passport: ZV6891933)
  • Waseem Khalid (CNIC: 34403-4305069-9, DOB: 15/8/1988, Passport: WQ4110695)
  • Muhammad Khaliq (CNIC: 34603-2353241-1, DOB: 18/1/1980, Passport: HF4102415)
  • Abdul Ghaffar (CNIC: 33203-6590419-1, DOB: 12/12/2000, Passport: CE4184192)
  • Gul Shameer (CNIC: 35404-5022277-3, DOB: 14/9/2003, Passport: UR5152771)
  • Tanveer Ahmed (CNIC: 37302-7926447-9, DOB: 30/10/1992, Passport: WE1164473) 8 Syed Muhammad Abbas Kazmi (CNIC: 34603-1372157-1, DOB: 24/5/1998, Passport: CR4851572)
  • Ghulam Mustafa (CNIC: 34202-2841954-9, DOB: 26/6/2004, Passport: FE0879541)
  • Syed Badar Mohy ud din (CNIC: 34403-4975003-7, DOB: 25/4/1989, Passport: AG0190032)
  • Imran Iqbal (CNIC: 34202-0847176-5, DOB: 20/2/1990, Passport: GF1331762)
  • Shoaib Zafar (CNIC: 34402-3696128-9, DOB: 30/6/1989, Passport: BP5521285)
  • Ali Hassan (CNIC: 34402-0896750-1, DOB: 15/6/2001, Passport: MT6807502)
  • Syed Mehtab Ul Hassan (CNIC: 34202-6549895-1, DOB: 29/1/2005, Passport: UE6808951)
  • Uzair Basharat (CNIC: 34202-3872445-7, DOB: 27/2/1997, Passport: DP3844452)
  • Mohammad Asif (CNIC: 34301-1767148-7, DOB: 3/6/1975, Passport: DC1881482)
  • Mujahid Ali (CNIC: 35404-4511945-7, DOB: 11/2/1993, Passport: VM1809453)
  • Amir Ali (CNIC: 34101-4462488-1, DOB: 16/7/2003, Passport: ZK1824881)
  • Mohammad Umar Farooqie (CNIC: 34503-0382485-5, DOB: 16/4/2004, Passport: KC8964851)
  • Bilawal Iqbal (CNIC: 37405-7075359-7, DOB: 1/12/1998, Passport: XE1333591)
  • Arsalan (CNIC: 34601-5160483-1, DOB: 5/10/2002, Passport: JX1914831)
  • Irfan Ahmad (CNIC: 34601-5525085-5, DOB: 13/4/1984, Passport: KJ1150853)

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Pakistani Jan 19, 2025 01:34pm
Pakistan can reduce these tragic events. Cut down expenditure through 1-Make only essential foreign trips. 2-Reduce petrol, power, phone and servant allowance. Use this money to create employment.
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Abdullah Jan 19, 2025 02:08pm
No need to being them back.They gave millions to go there.
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KU Jan 19, 2025 11:41pm
Just another news, but no one asks why were they compelled to migrate or desperate? Could it be for economic survival, naa'h can't be, our economic conditions/law n order are perfect, we are told.
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