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PIA special flights repatriated 260 stranded Pakistanis from Jeddah

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PIA special flights repatriated
PIA special flights repatriated

Waqar Naseem Wamiq, Riyadh – Two (02) special PIA flights carrying a total of 260 passengers left for Faisalabad from Jeddah today. First flight PK8764 with 130 passengers left at 1100 hours while the second flight PK 8766 with an equal number of passengers flew at 1300 hours.

PIA special flights repatriated 260 stranded Pakistanis from Jeddah

Consul General of Pakistan at Jeddah Khalid Majid and Deputy Consul General Shaiq Ahmad Bhutto bade farewell to the passengers at Jeddah International Airport and extended best wishes to them.
There is a large number of Pakistanis. Mostly on short-term visas, final exit, medical emergency cases, etc. in the Kingdom awaiting return to Pakistan after the suspension of international flight operations due to COVID 19 pandemic.

The government of Pakistan has started a series of special flights for repatriation. This includes Pakistanis stranded in various countries as well as the Kingdom.

Pakistan Embassy at Riyadh and the Consulate General at Jeddah are coordinating arrangements of these special PIA flights in their respective regions.

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