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21 Pakistani nationals rescued off Moroccan coast: FO

Daily Dateline Islamabad by Daily Dateline Islamabad
January 20, 2025
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ISLAMABAD,: Based on verified information, twenty-one Pakistani nationals have been identified among the survivors of a maritime incident near Dakhla, Morocco.
“Through our diplomatic mission in Rabat, immediate assistance has been mobilized for the affected nationals. The Embassy has arranged essential provisions including food, water, medicine, and clothing. Local authorities in Dakhla are providing shelter and medical care in response to our diplomatic outreach,” Foreign Office Spokesperson said in a press release on Sunday.
Embassy’s consular team was currently present in Dakhla to oversee relief operations and coordinate with local authorities.
The government remained in close coordination with relevant authorities in Morocco to ensure comprehensive support for the affected citizens and finalise repatriation procedures, the spokesperson said, adding “We are committed to safeguarding the welfare of overseas Pakistanis and will continue to monitor the situation closely.”
Names of the survivors are listed below.
1. Muddassir Hussain (CNIC: 34202-6131193-3, DOB: 5/3/1993, Passport: ZV6891933)
2. Waseem Khalid (CNIC: 34403-4305069-9, DOB: 15/8/1988, Passport: WQ4110695)
3. Muhammad Khaliq (CNIC: 34603-2353241-1, DOB: 18/1/1980, Passport: HF4102415)
4. Abdul Ghaffar (CNIC: 33203-6590419-1, DOB: 12/12/2000, Passport: CE4184192)
5. Gul Shameer (CNIC: 35404-5022277-3, DOB: 14/9/2003, Passport: UR5152771)
6. Tanveer Ahmed (CNIC: 37302-7926447-9, DOB: 30/10/1992, Passport: WE1164473)
7. Syed Muhammad Abbas Kazmi (CNIC: 34603-1372157-1, DOB: 24/5/1998, Passport: CR4851572)
8. Ghulam Mustafa (CNIC: 34202-2841954-9, DOB: 26/6/2004, Passport: FE0879541)
9. Syed Badar Mohy ud din (CNIC: 34403-4975003-7, DOB: 25/4/1989, Passport: AG0190032)
10. Imran Iqbal (CNIC: 34202-0847176-5, DOB: 20/2/1990, Passport: GF1331762)
11. Shoaib Zafar (CNIC: 34402-3696128-9, DOB: 30/6/1989, Passport: BP5521285)
12. Ali Hassan (CNIC: 34402-0896750-1, DOB: 15/6/2001, Passport: MT6807502)
13. Syed Mehtab Ul Hassan (CNIC: 34202-6549895-1, DOB: 29/1/2005, Passport: UE6808951)
14. Uzair Basharat (CNIC: 34202-3872445-7, DOB: 27/2/1997, Passport: DP3844452)
15. Mohammad Asif (CNIC: 34301-1767148-7, DOB: 3/6/1975, Passport: DC1881482)
16. Mujahid Ali (CNIC: 35404-4511945-7, DOB: 11/2/1993, Passport: VM1809453)
17. Amir Ali (CNIC: 34101-4462488-1, DOB: 16/7/2003, Passport: ZK1824881)
18. Mohammad Umar Farooqie (CNIC: 34503-0382485-5, DOB: 16/4/2004, Passport: KC8964851)
19. Bilawal Iqbal (CNIC: 37405-7075359-7, DOB: 1/12/1998, Passport: XE1333591)
20. Arsalan (CNIC: 34601-5160483-1, DOB: 5/10/2002, Passport: JX1914831)
21. Irfan Ahmad (CNIC: 34601-5525085-5, DOB: 13/4/1984, Passport: KJ1150853)

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