Families seek help as 21 Pakistani taxi drivers go missing in Saudi Arabia
Most outlets led with the concern of families over the disappearance of 21 Pakistani taxi drivers in Saudi Arabia, noting the loss of contact since January 28. Business Recorder added the detail that the men were from Sargodha district in Punjab and had traveled on employment visas, while Dunya News focused on the families’ deep concern for their safety and whereabouts.
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Families seek help as 21 Pak taxi drivers go missing in KSA
SARGODHA: As many as 21 young men from Sargodha district in Punjab have reportedly gone missing in Saudi Arabia, according to their families. Relatives said the men had travelled to Saudi Arabia on employment visas and were working as taxi drivers. They said contact with all 21 men had been lost since January 28, leaving their families deeply concerned about their whereabouts and safety. The fa...
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Families seek help as 21 Pakistani taxi drivers go missing in Saudi Arabia
They said contact with all 21 men had been lost since January 28, leaving their families deeply concerned about their whereabouts and safety
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