Secretariat of the High Commission to Address the Problems of Migrants
Daily Work Report of Committees
Today Saturday, 23/6/1445, which coincides with 16/10/1402, Afghan refugees returned from different routes of the country and they were provided with necessary services in different areas. Presented as follows:
Nengarhar
Torkham (Durand Line)
Registration, Confirmation and Receiving Committee
Today 22 families returned to the country through Torkham and 45 members of these families have been registered and biometric.
Finance Management Committee
Financial Affairs Regulatory Committee has helped 33 families with 10,000 Afghanis, which is 330,000 Afghanis in total.
Transportation Committee
Today 10 families with 66 members from Torkham have been safely transported to Nangarhar, Kunar, Laghman and Kabul provinces and these families have been given 18,500 Afghani rent.
Temporary agreement Committee
Today 22 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp in Torkham.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
Today, the following different services, including health, were provided to the returning refugees in the Torkham camp: Food: 730 meals and 75000 liters of clean water have been distributed in Torkham camps today.
Food items and clothes: The following food items and clothes were distributed to the returned refugees in Torkham: Blankets, floors, gas stoves, 32 pack of raw food items and other miscellaneous items have been distributed.
Communications: 122-digit SIM cards, with free minutes and internet packages activated, have been distributed to the returned migrants.
Employment Committee
Today in Torkham, the employment committee has 2 bachelor’s degree holders, 1 post-baccalaureate degree holder, 1 hafiz, 1 religious scholar, 37 poor workers and 68 professionals. And professionals who are all 110 have registered.
The committee also gave public awareness about explosives, cleanliness, child protection and Afghanistan to 141 children in Torkham and games and entertainment programs were also provided to these children for the purpose of mental health.
Committee on Information and Public Awareness
Today in Torkham, as in the past, public awareness was given to the refugees:
These refugees were given useful information about their registration, transfer, financial assistance, short-term settlement and understanding of the country, Islamic system, migration, patience and tolerance, education and training. In the same way, awareness has been given to the refugees in different areas by the ombudsmen of the Amr Ba-al-Moruf and Nahi-in-ul-Munkar Department of Nangarhar Province. Also, the committee, in coordination with the (IOM) office, has distributed the migration 45 forms to the refugees.
Kandahar
Spin Boldak (Durand)
Finance Management Committee
36 families were assisted by the Financial Affairs Committee with 10,000 Afghanis, which is 360,000 Afghanis in total.
Temporary agreement Committee
Today 26 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp in Spin Boldak.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
Today, the following different services including health were provided to the returning refugees in Spin Boldak:
Food: 500 meals and clean water have been distributed in Spin Boldak.
Health: 228 returnees have been treated in Spin Boldak. Also, 344 refugees have been given public awareness in different areas of health.
Clothing: Tents, blankets and blankets have been distributed to refugees in short-term camps.
Communication: From the side of the Telecommunication Services Agency, 112 SIM cards with free minutes and internet packages have been distributed to the returned migrants for free.
Employment Committee
Today, the Employment Committee has 1 bachelor’s degree holders, 2 memorists, 3 religious scholars, 29 poor workers and 26 professionals people, a total of 61 people in Spin Boldak. It is registered.
The committee also gave public awareness about explosives, cleanliness, child protection and Afghanistan to 39 children in Spin Boldak.
Thus, this committee found 2 children who were missing from their homes and handed them over to their homes.
Paktia
Temporary agreement Committee
Today 3 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp in Paktia.
Paktika
Angoor Ada
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
Today, the following services were provided to the returning refugees in Angoor Ada, including health:
Food: 35 meals and water have been distributed in Angoor Ada and Khorna. Health: 20 returned refugees have been treated at the Angoor Ada.
Nimroze
Abrishom way
Accreditation, Registration and Receiving Committee
Today, 2 families with 5 members have returned to the country through the (Abrishom way) of Nimroze province and have been registered and also 47 travelers have returned to the country.
Temporary agreement Committee
Today, 9 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp in Nimroze.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
The following services, including health, were provided to the refugees who returned on the Nimroze (Abrishom way) today:
Communications: Communications and Information Technology officials have distributed 5 SIM cards to the refugees free of charge, which included free minutes and internet packages.
Committee on Information and Public Awareness
Today, public awareness was given to 5 refugees on the Abrishom way of Nimroz Province: These refugees were given useful information about their registration, transfer, financial assistance, short-term agreement and understanding of the country, Islamic system, migration, patience and tolerance, education and training.
Heart
Temporary agreement Committee
Today 37 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp in Herat.
The total figures of the different activities of all the doors and committees are as follows
Total Registered Migrants: (24) Families, (50) Individuals
Total Migrants Transferred: (10) Families, (66) Individuals
Total Assisted Migrants: (69) Families Temporarily settled migrants: (97) families Total refugees treated: (248) people Distributed SIM Cards: (239) Number
Secretariat of the High Commission of Immigration Problems