Eight Indians Stranded in Pakistan Due to West Asia Conflict to Return Home

Eight Indian nationals, including three Keralites, who were stranded in Pakistan after their flight from Azerbaijan to Kuwait was diverted to Karachi due to the conflict in West Asia, are scheduled to return home on March 3 via Colombo and Delhi.

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Eight Indians, including three Keralites, stranded in Pakistan to be back home on March 3

They were on the way from Azerbaijan to Kuwait when their flight was diverted to Karachi due to the conflict in West Asia. They have been brought to Colombo and they will leave for Delhi on Tuesday. NoRKA-Roots to constitute help groups in conflict zones to assist Keralites

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Eight Indians Stranded in Pakistan Due to West Asia Conflict to Return Home

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Eight Indians, including three Keralites, stranded in Pakistan to be back home on March 3

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