On Sunday, 14/8/1445, which coincides with 6/12/1402, Afghan refugees returned from different routes of the country and were provided necessary services in different areas. Full report It is presented as follows:
Nangarhar
Torkham (Durand Line)
Registration, Confirmation, and Receiving Committee
Through Torkham, 27 families have returned to the country, and 77 members of these families have been registered and biometric.
Transportation committee
2 families from Torkham, whose number of members was 11, have been safely transported to Nangarhar and Kabul, and (8,000) Afghani rent has been given to these families.
Finance Management Committee
10,000 Afghanis have been given to six families by the Financial Affairs Committee, which makes a total of 60,000 Afghanis.
Temporary Agreement Committee
In Torkham, nine families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
The following different services, including health, are provided to returning refugees in Torkham Omari Camp: Food: 750 meals and 19,000 liters of clean water have been distributed in Torkham camps. Health: 683 refugees have been treated in Torkham. Food items and clothes: The following food items and clothes were distributed to the returned refugees in Torkham: Blankets, floors, gas stoves, 42 packages of raw food items, and other various items have been distributed. Communications: 73 SIM cards have been distributed to the returned refugees, free of charge, with free minutes and internet packages.
Employment Committee
The Employment Committee has registered 21 poor workers and 11 professionals, totaling 32 people in Torkham. The said committee has also given public awareness about explosives, cleanliness, child protection, and Afghanistan to 320 children in Torkham, and games and entertainment programs have been provided to these children for the purpose of mental health.
Committee on Information and Public Awareness
In Torkham, as in the past, public awareness was given to the refugees: These refugees were given useful information about their registration, transportation, financial assistance, short-term agreement and understanding of the country, Islamic system, immigration, patience and tolerance, education, and training. In the same way, awareness has been given to the refugees in different areas by the Ministry of promoting virtue and Preventing Evil Departments of Nangarhar province. Also, this committee has distributed 10 immigration forms to the refugees in coordination with the IOM office.
Kandahar
Spin Boldak (Durand Line)
Registration, Confirmation, and Receiving Committee
25 families with 132 members returned to the country and were registered through Spin Boldak.
Transportation committee
Six families from Spin Boldak, whose number of members was 28, have been safely transported to Kandahar and Zabul, and these families have been given 8,000 Afghani rent.
Finance Management Committee
25 families were assisted by the Financial Affairs Committee, with a total of 250,000 Afghanis.
Temporary Agreement Committee
In Spin Boldak, 34 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
The following different services, including health, are provided to returning refugees in Spin Boldak: Food: 498 foods and clean water have been distributed in Spin Boldak. Health: 216 returnees have been treated in Spin Boldak. Also, 290 refugees have been given public awareness in different areas of health. Clothing: In short-term camps, tents and blankets have been distributed to refugees as needed. Communications: The Telecommunications Services Agency has distributed 112 SIM cards to the returned refugees free of charge, with free minutes and internet packages.
Employment Committee
In the employment committee, there are 7 bachelor degree holders, 2 memorizations, 1 religious’ scholar, 45 poor workers, and 24 professionals and people, for a total of 79 people. who have registered. The said committee also gave public awareness about explosives, cleanliness, child protection, and Afghanistan to 34 children in Spin Boldak, and games and entertainment programs were also provided to these children for the purpose of mental health.
Paktika
Angoor Ada Way
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
The following different services, including health, were provided to the returning refugees in Angoor Ada: Food: 22 meals and clean water have been distributed in Angoor Ada and Khorna.
Committee on Information and Public Awareness
Public awareness was given to the refugees on the way to Angoor Ada: The refugees were given useful information about their registration, transportation, financial assistance, short-term agreement and understanding of the country, Islamic system, immigration, patience and tolerance, education, and training.
Nimroze
Abrishom way
Accreditation, Registration, and Receiving Committee
62 families with the same number of members254 have returned to the country through the Abrishom Way of Nimroz Province and have been registered, and 1922 travelers have also returned to the country.
Finance Management Committee
10,000 Afghanis have been given to 15 families by the Financial Affairs Committee, which is 150,000 Afghanis in total.
Temporary Agreement Committee
In Nimroz, 134 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
In Nimroz, the returning refugees were provided with the following services, including health: Health: 262 refugees have been treated in MiraCommunication: The Department of Communication Services has distributed 62 SIM cards to the returned refugees free of charge, including free minutes and internet packages.
Committee on Information and Public Awareness
Public awareness was given to 254 refugees on the Abrishom Way in Nimroz Province:These refugees were given useful information about their registration, transportation, financial assistance, short-term agreement and understanding of the country, Islamic system, immigration, patience and tolerance, education, and training.
Herat
Islam Qala
Accreditation, Registration, and Receiving Committee
41 families returned to the country through Islam Qala, and 151 members of these families were registered and biometrically.
Finance Management Committee
39 families were assisted by the Financial Affairs Committee, with a total of 39,000 Afghanis.
Committee on Services and Health Affairs
In Herat, returning refugees are provided with the following services, including health: Health: 20 refugees have been treated in Herat.
Temporary Agreement Committee
In Herat, 47 families have been placed in a short-term agreement camp.
Kabul
Transportation committee
From Kabul, 4 families, whose number of members was 26, were safely transported to Ghazni, Kunduz, and Mazar-e-Sharif, and the total cost of transportation was 43,500 Afghanis.
The total figures of the different activities of all the committees are as follows:
Registered immigrants: (155) families (614 individuals) Transported refugees: (12) families (65) individuals Assisted migrants: 85 families Temporarily settled migrants: 244 families Treated refugees: 965 people Split SIM cards: (247) digits.
Secretariat of the High Commission on Immigration Problems
Secretariat of the High Commission to Address the Problems of MigrantsDaily Work Report of Committees
