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Foreign Office releases names of 21 Pakistani survivors of Morocco boat tragedy

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
January 19, 2025
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Refugees arrive on the shore of Sykamias beach, west of the port city of Mytilini, after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey in Lesvos Island, Greece. Credit: Photo: File/AFP/Getty

Refugees arrive on the shore of Sykamias beach, west of the port city of Mytilini, after crossing the Aegean sea from Turkey in Lesvos Island, Greece. Credit: Photo: File/AFP/Getty

Twenty-one Pakistani nationals were among the survivors of a migrant boat that recently sank off the coast of Morocco, the foreign office announced on Sunday, adding that food and medical supplies were being arranged for them. 

On Thursday, Pakistan’s foreign office confirmed that a migrant boat carrying 80 passengers, including several Pakistanis, had capsized near Morocco while en route to Spain.

According to Moroccan authorities, 36 people were rescued on Wednesday from the vessel, which had departed Mauritania on January 2. The boat reportedly carried 86 migrants, including 66 Pakistanis, as per the minority rights group Walking Borders.

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“Based on verified information, 21 Pakistani nationals have been identified among the survivors of the maritime incident near Dakhla, Morocco,” the foreign office said in a statement.

“Immediate assistance has been mobilized for the affected nationals through our diplomatic mission in Rabat,” it added.

Here are the names of survivors:

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