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Key Figures on Inflows: IOM has counted a total of 37,346 individuals entering Afghanistan through the Islam Qala, Milak, and Abu Nasr Farahi border crossing points with the Islamic Republic of Iran, and 33,452 individuals entering through the Torkham, Ghulam Khan, Pathan, Angor Ada, Spin Boldak, Baramcha and Dak border crossing points with Pakistan.
Key Figures on Outflows: IOM has also counted a total of 24,156 individuals leaving Afghanistan through the Islam Qala, Milak, and Abu Nasr Farahi border crossing points with the Islamic Republic of Iran, and 32,362 individuals leaving through the Torkham, Ghulam Khan, Pathan, Angor Ada, Spin Boldak, Baramcha and Dak border crossing points with Pakistan.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK
- Both inflows and outflows increased by 45 per cent from last week to around pre-Eid levels, with inflows from the Islamic Republic of Iran seeing the highest number of individuals.
- Individuals entering Afghanistan via main border points remain more likely to be uncertain about their planned length of stay in Afghanistan, while those crossing through other border points are more likely to answer that they only plan to stay short-term.
- This week’s snapshot includes information on data collected during the month of June at Kabul airport by IOM’s Cross Border Post-Arrival Humanitarian Assistance (CB-PAHA) program on individuals arriving from Turkey on page 8.