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50 Afghan children released by Pak return homeland

50 Afghan children released by Pak return homeland

Kabul, Mar 25 (UNI) A total of 50 Afghan children who illegally entered Pakistan have been returned to their homeland Afghanistan, media reported
In search of jobs in Pakistan, some children as young as 10 were returned to Afghanistan via the Torkham crossing, the media outlet added.
Pakistan has set free hundreds of Afghans from jails and sent them back to their homeland over the past year.

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