The foreign office of Pakistan disclosed the names of 12 rescued Pakistanis citizens.

Published 3 years ago on Jun 18th 2023, 4:02 pm
By Web Desk

Islamabad: The Foreign Office (FO) has published a list of Pakistani citizens who were rescued in the tragic boat capsizing incident off the coast of Greece.
In an official statement, Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch disclosed the names of the individuals who were successfully rescued from the boat accident.
The list includes:
- Muhammad Adnan Bashir, Son of Muhammad Bashir, District Kotli
- Haseeb Ur Rehman, Son of Habib ur Rehman, District Kotli
- Muhammad Hamza, Son of Abdul Ghafoor, District Gujranwala
- Azmat Khan, Son of Muhammad Saleeho, District Gujrat
- Muhammad Sunny, Son of Farooq Ahmed, District Sheikhupura
- Zahid Akbar, Son of Akbar Ali, District Sheikhupura
- Mehtab Ali, Son of Muhammad Ashraf, District Mandi Bahauddin
- Rana Husnain, Son of Rana Naseer Ahmad, District Sialkot
- Usman Siddique, Son of Muhammad Siddique, District Gujrat
- Zeeshan Sarwar, Son of Ghulam Sarwar, District Gujranwala
- Irfan Ahmed, Son of Shafi (Hospitalized)
- Imran Arain, Son of Maqbool (Hospitalized)
The Embassy of Pakistan has already dispatched a team to visit and provide the necessary support to the rescued individuals.
Additionally, the embassy remains in constant communication with Greek authorities to assist in the recovery efforts for the missing individuals and to verify and identify the deceased.
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