Pakistan denying Afghanistan refugees: We can’t handle them

Pakistan denying Afghanistan refugees: We can't handle them
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Afghans are attempting to flee their country by crossing neighboring borders with Taliban flags looming in the background, CNN reported.

“Many people are now on the move and they’re looking for different ways to try to get out of the country, as they fear that it will no longer be possible through the Kabul airport,” CNN’s Clarissa Wardtold“New Day” on Tuesday from the Pakistan-Afghanistanborder.

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“You can see, behind me … the white flag of the Taliban,” Ward pointed out. Afghans attempting to escape at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border were being told they could not enter by local officials, because Pakistan “cannot cope with the flow of more refugees,” she said.

Ward said that hadn’t stopped Afghans from “lining up” to try to get in. Pakistan has, however, provided some Afghans with medical attention, several of whom are “very sick.”

Uzbekistan and Iran were among the other neighboring countries Ward noted Afghans were attempting to flee to.

ManyAfghansin Kabul have pulled their savings and will potentially consider leaving the country because they fear what Afghanistan will become under theTaliban, she said.

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“There is a huge amount of pressure on the Taliban right now to form a transitional government that is inclusive and that is full of … people who actually know what it means and what it takes to run a country,” Ward said.

“The Taliban does not know how to run a modern education system. The Taliban does not know how to run hydro dams,” Ward noted. “These are the things that require people with experience and expertise.”

The Taliban never really had a “firm grip” on how to run a country, Ward said, and will have to deal withISIS-Kfighters who have “melted” into their ranks, creating a security risk.

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Afghans Attempt To Flee By Land Through Borders With Taliban Flags

Sebastian Hugheson August 31, 2021

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