Border Security Force and Pakistan rangers Attari-Wagah border. (File| PTI) 
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74 Pakistanis stranded in India due to COVID-19 repatriated via Attari-Wagah border

The Pakistan High Commission said it will continue to extend all possible assistance to the remaining stranded Pakistanis in India for their earliest, safe and smooth repatriation.

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NEW DELHI: As many as 74 Pakistanis, stranded in different Indian cities due to the COVID-19 pandemic, were repatriated to Pakistan via the Attari-Wagah border, the Pakistan High Commission here said.

Since March 20, more than 760 stranded Pakistanis have returned home, it said in a statement.

The Pakistan High Commission said it will continue to extend all possible assistance to the remaining stranded Pakistanis in India for their earliest, safe and smooth repatriation.

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