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Q: What provinces of Pakistan received largest groups of refugees from Afghanistan?
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Pakistan has recently received large numbers of refugees from what country?

Pakistan has recently received large numbers of refugees from Afghanistan. These are refugees who fled from the wars in their country.


Pakistan has recently received large numbers of refugees from?

Afghanistan


Is Pakistan has many refugees then Afghanistan?

Afghanistan is has less refugees


Where has Pakistan recently received large numbers of refugees from?

from Afghanistan. Around 3 to 4 million refugees in 1980's.Afghanistan


What province of Pakistan received the largest groups of refugees from Afghanistan?

This would be the north west frontier. It is the closest to Afghanistan so it would receive the largest numbers of the refugees.


What is a sentence for the word Refugees?

Many refugees fled to Pakistan from Afghanistan because they had a war.


Which countries do most refugees flee from because they are in danger?

Afghanistan,Pakistan,Africa,Iraq,the Philippines etc.


Where do most refugees come from today?

Some areas refugees come from are Afghanistan, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, most of the countries that are considered "poor" and have been ravaged by war. No offense to anyone, and sorry if I am. Rastace.


Do Afghanistan refugees travel with plane to get to Australia?

no


Where do Australia's refugees come from?

Australia's refugees mainly come from countries such as Iraq and Afghanistan.


Why do people become refugees in Afghanistan?

People become refugees in Afghanistan because of instability in their home areas. The instability is usually due to political upheavals.


How many refugees have left Afghanistan?

there are 5.million refugees in afganistan not sure just a esimate