Over 200 Pakistani nationals were deported from countries like Saudi Arabia, the United States, and China due to visa violations, legal issues, and human trafficking. Saudi Arabia alone expelled 47 individuals, while the UAE deported 103 after jail sentences. Affected by various problems like overstaying visas and emergency documents, many faced arrest upon arrival in Karachi.
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