PNS Shamsheer carrying 36 stranded Pakistanis reaches Djibouti
KARACHI: Pakistan Navy ship, PNS Shamsheer, carrying 36 Pakistanis and 15 foreigners, stranded in Yemen have arrived at Djibouti.
Pakistan Navy spokesman said, the foreigners included four Bangladesh citizen, three Qatar national, two each from Romania and Yemen and each from Germany, Philippines and Britain.
The stranded Pakistanis and foreign nationals will be transferred to another Pak Navy ship at Al-Hadida port
By AFP
April 08, 2015
KARACHI: Pakistan Navy ship, PNS Shamsheer, carrying 36 Pakistanis and 15 foreigners, stranded in Yemen have arrived at Djibouti.
Pakistan Navy spokesman said, the foreigners included four Bangladesh citizen, three Qatar national, two each from Romania and Yemen and each from Germany, Philippines and Britain.
The stranded Pakistanis and foreign nationals will be transferred to another Pak Navy ship at Al-Hadida port after immigration, the spokesman said.
Pakistan Navy is participating in the relief activities along with international community, said the spokesman and added that it is committed to safeguard national interests in the surroundings of Yemen.
Pakistan Navy spokesman said, the foreigners included four Bangladesh citizen, three Qatar national, two each from Romania and Yemen and each from Germany, Philippines and Britain.
The stranded Pakistanis and foreign nationals will be transferred to another Pak Navy ship at Al-Hadida port after immigration, the spokesman said.
Pakistan Navy is participating in the relief activities along with international community, said the spokesman and added that it is committed to safeguard national interests in the surroundings of Yemen.
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