The embassy staff boarded the bus and drove away in separate vehicles, Students stranded in Ukraine
Pakistanis stranded in Ukraine continue to face difficulties in crossing the border, with 20% of students in Ukraine managing to reach the Polish border after facing explosions, bullets and severe cold, but the ordeal did not end, sources said.
The embassies boarded the bus and drove away in separate vehicles. Pakistanis stranded in Ukraine still face difficulties in crossing the border. Decades of students stranded in Ukraine.
According to the details, Pakistanis stranded in Ukraine are still facing difficulties in crossing the border. After battling explosions, bullets and severe cold, 20% of students in Ukraine managed to reach the Polish border but the ordeal did not end.
Students also face obstacles in crossing the border into Poland, while the embassy remains indifferent. Male students are not allowed to enter Poland.
Students say call, then diplomats say, "do what you have to do."
The students said that the embassy cheated them, they put us in the bus and drove away in separate vehicles. The students also accused the authorities of taking money for crossing the border.
On the other hand, Pakistan's ambassador to Ukraine Noel Khokhar said that 156 Pakistanis have crossed the Ukrainian border and solved the problems encountered at the border crossing.
He said that 378 Pakistanis are currently at the Poland border crossing and 6 Hungarian border crossings while 78 Pakistanis are moving towards the border from Ukraine.
He said that 378 Pakistanis are currently at the Poland border crossing and 6 Pakistanis are at the Hungarian border crossing while 78 Pakistanis are moving towards the border from Ukraine.