22 Pakistani Survivors of Deadly Morocco Boat Tragedy Return Home

Fifteen Pakistani nationals who survived a recent boat capsizing incident near Morocco have returned home, with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) confirming their arrival and initiating investigations into the human smuggling networks responsible for their perilous journey. The survivors recounted their harrowing experiences, revealing that they had paid substantial sums to smugglers who subjected them to abuse during their attempts to reach Spain. The tragic incident, which claimed the lives of many, has spurred the Pakistani government to take strict action against human traffickers and officials complicit in illegal migration. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed that a crackdown be intensified, leading to the dismissal of several FIA officials for their failure to act against human smuggling. Ongoing investigations are focused on dismantling the trafficking networks operating primarily from Punjab. The FIA continues to urge citizens to avoid illegal migration routes and verify travel arrangements through official channels.