Metokel Tawhidi, the spokesperson for the governor of Nimroz, confirmed in an interview with BBC that the bodies of 14 Afghan migrants, who were on their way to Iran, were found in the 'Lalu' sands in the Margu desert.
After Several Weeks of Search, the Bodies of 14 Afghan Migrants Found in Nimroz Deserts
The bodies of 14 Afghan migrants have been discovered in the Margu desert of Nimroz province while they were attempting to reach Iran. This incident highlights the dangers faced by migrants in the region. It underscores the ongoing migration crisis and the perilous journeys undertaken by Afghan nationals.
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📰 What Happened
The bodies of 14 Afghan migrants were discovered in the Margu desert of Nimroz province while they were attempting to reach Iran. This incident highlights the dangers faced by migrants in the region.
- The migrants were found in the 'Lalu' sands of the Margu desert.
- The search for the bodies lasted several weeks.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Afghanistan has been experiencing significant instability, leading many to flee the country in search of safety and economic opportunities. Iran has been a common destination for Afghan migrants.
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