Islamabad: On Wednesday night, the mortal remnants of four Pakistani nationals who died in a boat capable near the Moroccan port reached here.
The bodies were identified after a broader verification process by the National Database Registration Authority (NADRA).
On January 16, a boat carrying several Pakistanis near the Moroccan port was parked near the Moroccan port.
Pakistani citizens whose human being is left arrived at SV 726 by Saudi Airlines flight in Islamabad, Hamid Shabbir (Passport No. CZ 5133683), Mohammad Arsalan Khan (Passport No.: LM 453261), Caesar Akbar (Passport Number: GR 13313). XX1836111).
The Pakistan Embassy in Morocco, Rabat said that the return of human remains of 13 other Pakistani nationals killed in the Moroccan boot incident was ongoing in this week. Pakistani food recipes.
Talking to the media, Chaudhry Silk Hussain, the Federal Minister for Human Resources and Human Resources Development, expressed grief and sorrow over the tragic incident and said, “I have to express my pain and feeling over the incident. There are no words for. “
He said that all the officers are very sad and they are standing with the bereaved families at this night, adding that our ministry is trying to create legal means to avoid such unpleasant events in the future. –
The Ministry was signing a Memorandum of Understanding with several countries to provide legal platforms to energy -stricken youth.
The Minister said that the mafia who thinks of selling and buying the youth, but under the special instruction of Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, we were taking strong action against such elements.
“Our ministry is creating many opportunities for youth by setting up offices at the local level so that the middleman mafia can be eliminated,” he said.
He said that the Prime Minister and the Home Minister have taken strict notice of the incident and directed the concerned authorities to take strict action against these elements.
He added that the Ministry of Pakistan is working with different countries to open the institute in Pakistan, as Pakistani youths were very talented and train them for employment opportunities abroad.
