70 students return home after being stranded in Afghanistan
Family members of the students said their academic sessions at various medical institutions in Afghanistan had ended a few weeks ago and they were eager to return to their cities. They said the students had reached the Afghan side of the Torkham border a few days earlier but were not allowed to cross into Pakistan due to restrictions on pedestrian movement that have been in place since October last year. According to their relatives, the students contacted several local elders and political leaders to facilitate their return.
- ▪Family members of the students said their academic sessions at various medical institutions in Afghanistan had ended a few weeks ago and they were eager to return to their cities.
- ▪They said the students had reached the Afghan side of the Torkham border a few days earlier but were not allowed to cross into Pakistan due to restrictions on pedestrian movement that have been in place since October last year.
- ▪According to their relatives, the students contacted several local elders and political leaders to facilitate their return.
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| Original publisher | Dawn |
| Canonical URL | https://www.dawn.com/news/2014933/70-students-return-home-after-being-stranded-in-afghanistan |
| Publication time | Mon, 13 Jul 2026 08:03:23 +0500 |
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70 students return home after being stranded in Afghanistan Ibrahim Shinwari Published July 13, 2026 Updated July 13, 2026 08:03am 0 Stranded students in Afghanistan.—Dawn/File Listen to article 1x 1.2x 1.5x comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source KHYBER: Around 70 medical students, who had been stranded in Afghanistan since the closure of the Torkham border, returned home late on Saturday evening. Family members of the students said their academic sessions at various medical institutions in Afghanistan had ended a few weeks ago and they were eager to return to their cities.
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