Over 212,000 Pakistani Umrah pilgrims yet to return home
Most outlets reported the number of unreturned Pakistani Umrah pilgrims and noted concerns about human trafficking linked to the travel. Some also mentioned the issue being under the cover or guise of religious travel, though the framing and emphasis varied slightly.
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Over 212,000 Pakistani Umrah pilgrims yet to retur...
Concerns have emerged over possible human trafficking under the guise of Umrah travel, as more than 212,000 Pakistani pilgrims who travelled to
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More than 212,000 Pakistani Umrah pilgrims yet to return home
More than 212,000 Pakistani pilgrims who travelled to Saudi Arabia for Umrah have yet to return home this year. The development has raised concerns about possible human trafficking under the cover of religious travel. According to a report published by Geo News Urdu on October 10, 2026, the pilgrims departed from various airports across Pakistan. […]
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