ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister on National Security Division Dr Moeed Yusuf said on Thursday that around 45,000 overseas Pakistan would be repatriated in the next five days from June 26, ARY News reported.
Briefing media in Islamabad on flight operations, he said all airlines have been allowed to enter into Pakistan and 270 flights are expected to land in the country from 26 to 30th of this month.
The PM’s advisor expressed hope that all Pakistani laborers, especially in the Gulf countries, will be able to return to the country in the next few weeks.
Dr Moeed Yusuf said the screening process will be started from Saturday for outbound passengers from Pakistan. During this process, the passengers will be checked for body temperature and other ailments, he added.
He also advised the outbound passengers to travel only if they are completely healthy in order to satisfy the requirements of their destination countries.
He added that Prime Minister Imran Khan has given special instructions to take care of overseas Pakistanis.
Read More: Pakistan resumes international flight operation from all airports
It is pertinent to mention here that the Government of Pakistan has resumed full-scale international flight operations from all airports of the country.
Last week, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) notified the resumption of international flight operation in Pakistan as the NOTAM read that all international passengers and chartered flights will be authorised to operate to and from all airports except Gwadar and Turbat.
It also read that the orders will apply on all cargo, special and diplomatic flights, whereas, it will need special permission from the higher authorities.
Moreover, the operation will be continued under the standard operating procedures (SOPs) devised by the concerned authorities.
