Pakistani sailors return home after Houthi attack, two bodies repatriated
Most outlets led with the return of six injured Pakistani sailors to Pakistan following a Houthi attack in the Red Sea, often quoting Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar. Several also mentioned the repatriation of two bodies of sailors killed in the attack. A few, such as ARY News and Aaj News, focused more prominently on the arrival of the bodies in Karachi. While the framing of the return as “safe” or “safely” was common, the emphasis on the government’s role in facilitating the repatriation was more explicit in Express Tribune and Daily Times.
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Dar confirms return of six injured Pak sailors, two bodies
ISLAMABAD: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister (DPM/FM), Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, announced on his X handle that the six Pakistani sailors injured in the recent Houthi attack on a Tanzanian-flagged commercial vessel have safely returned to Pakistan, while the mortal remains of the two Pakistani sailors who tragically lost their lives have also been repatriated. He further stated, “All...
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Govt repatriates six injured sailors, remains of two Houthi attack victims
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Thursday that six Pakistani sailors injured in a recent Houthi attack on a Tanzanian-flagged commercial vessel returned safely to Pakistan, while the bodies of two others who were killed in the attack were also repatriated In a statement issued on X, Dar said the six […]
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Dar says Pakistani sailors injured in Houthi attack return to country
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar has said that six Pakistani sailors injured in the recent Houthi attack on a Tanzanian-flagged commercial vessel have safely returned to Pakistan, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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Bodies of two Pakistani sailors killed in Houthi attack arrive
A flight carrying the bodies of two Pakistanis sailors killed in a Houthi attack on a ship in the Red Sea earlier this month, along with injured Pakistani sailors, arrived in Karachi, sources said on Thursday. In a post on X, Dar said the sailors were injured when Yemen’s Houthi rebels attacked the Tanzania-flagged commercial vessel Tihamah on August 11. “The six Pakistani sailors injured in th...
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Six Pakistani sailors injured in Houthi attack safely back home: Ishaq Dar
Six Pakistani sailors injured in a Houthi attack have safely returned home, while the remains of two sailors killed in the attack were also repatriated, Ishaq Dar said.
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Pakistan repatriates 6 injured sailors, remains of 2 Houthi attack victims
ISLAMABAD: Six Pakistani sailors injured in a recent Houthi attack on a vessel in the Red Sea have safely returned to Pakistan, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said on Thursday, adding that the mortal remains of two Pakistani sailors killed have also been repatriated. Yemeni commercial vessel Tihamah came under repeated Houthi missile attacks while sailing through the Bab Al-Mandab Strait...
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Dar says Pakistanis injured in Houthi attack in Red Sea have returned safely
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Thursday that six Pakistani sailors injured in an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels in the Red Sea earlier this month have returned to Pakistan. The Aug 11 attack had targeted a Tanzania-flagged vessel, Tihamah, causing deaths and injuries among its crew. At the time, Dar had said that 3 nationals were killed and that reports had been r...
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Dar says six Pakistani sailors return safely after Houthi attack, two bodies repatriated
He praises Pakistan's missions in Jeddah and Riyadh for facilitating sailors' return
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