Bodies of 3 Afghan nationals recovered from river in Pakistan's Balochistan | World News
In Pakistan's Balochistan, police recovered three bodies of Afghan nationals from the Gorg River and an injured individual. | World News
Police have recovered the bodies of three Afghan nationals from the Gorg River in Pakistan's Balochistan, while a fourth person was found injured and has been sent to hospital for treatment."The bodies are at least three days old and were discovered on Monday, and documents on their person have confirmed them as Afghan nationals namely Saleem Khan, Sher Agha Khan and Najeebuddin," a police official in Turbat district, Aziz Baloch, said on Tuesday.Also Read | 'Serial practitioner of terrorism misrepresented facts': Jaishankar hits out at Pakistan PM Sharif at UNGAPolice are investigating to find out how the Afghan nationals died and things will become clear once the injured Afghan person can give his statement, the official said.The Balochistan government has stepped up its ongoing operation to send back illegal Afghans living in the province.Afghans are sent back via the border crossings in Chaman, Badini and Bahramcha (Chagai).Also Read | Taliban claims Pakistani airstrikes kill 4 civilians amid rising tensionsSince last year, thousands of Afghan nationals have been repatriated from Balochistan.Pakistan accuses the Taliban government in Kabul of providing safe haven to commanders/militants of the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and allowing them to carry out terror attacks in Pakistan.