The arrival of more than 100 deportees, dozens were dropped off at Karachi Airport. What was the reason? Knowing this, you will lose your senses.

As many as 107 Pakistanis were deported from 12 countries, including the United States, Belgium, and Saudi Arabia, while 55 passengers traveling abroad were offloaded at the Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, immigration sources said Sunday.Immigration sources revealed that daily offloading is causing passengers to lose their tickets, amounting to heavy financial burdens. It is estimated that 50 passengers incurred a collective loss of Rs10 million due to the offloading incidents.Among the affected, four passengers headed to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Oman were on the stop list, while a traveler bound for Canada and two for Nepal on visit visas were also offloaded.Similarly, two passengers traveling to Turkey on visit visas and two others heading to Azerbaijan on work visas were prevented from boarding.Ten Umrah pilgrims were denied travel to Saudi Arabia due to the lack of upfront payment for hotel bookings and insufficient funds, while a passenger with a permanent residency card for Switzerland faced a similar fate.Work visa travelers to Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Algeria, along with visitors to Iraq, UAE, Malaysia, Somalia, Bahrain, Sri Lanka, Uganda, and Singapore, were stopped for incomplete documentation.In a related development, as many as 107 Pakistani nationals were deported from 12 countries, including the United States, Belgium, and Saudi Arabia.Meanwhile, immigration officials arrested 14 deportees on allegations of drug trafficking and counterfeit currency as they landed at the Karachi airport.From the UAE alone, 40 Pakistanis were deported on board multiple flights. Eleven Pakistanis were arrested by the UAE authorities on drug smuggling charges, while two were accused of circulating fake currency, according to immigration sources.Deported individuals had reportedly served prison terms in the UAE before their repatriation to Pakistan, the sources added.