Greece boat accident: Declaration of national mourning day changed after big blunder

As a result of sinking of boat of illegal immigrants in Mediterranean Sea near Greece, national day of mourning is being celebrated today on instructions of the Prime Minister for deaths of more than 300 Pakistanis.

However, it has been revealed that the declaration issued by the Prime Minister House regarding the Day of Mourning has been changed after a serious mistake.

In the statement, it was said that the Prime Minister of Pakistan expressed his sorrow over the deaths of Pakistanis as a result of the sinking of the migrant boat on the coast of Greece and is happy to issue the directive that Monday, June 19, will be observed as a national day of mourning, while the national flag will be hoisted. There will be tunnels.

The government has been severely criticized for this serious mistake in the declaration of the National Day of Mourning. Analysts say that there are clowns sitting in the bureaucracy who have committed such a serious mistake in the declaration issued by the Prime Minister.

Later, the Prime Minister’s Office issued a new declaration of mourning day. According to which the Prime Minister has also formed a 4-member high-level committee to investigate the incident, National Police Bureau Director General Ehsan Sadiq has been appointed as the chairman of the committee.

External Affairs Ministry Additional Secretary for African Affairs Javed Ahmed Imrani, Azad Jammu and Kashmir Poonch Region DIG Sardar Zaheer Ahmed and Home Ministry Joint Secretary FIA Faisal Naseer are also included in the committee.

The fact that the people of Greece took to the streets in Athens, Thessaloniki and many other cities today to demand accountability for the murderers of refugees should be an example for all peoples. As a refugee journalist living in Greece, I am grateful!!! #Greece #Πυλος… pic.twitter.com/Im7rdS6sue

— Vedat Yeler (@vedatyeler_) June 15, 2023

The committee will collect all the facts of the sinking of the boat in Greece, investigate every aspect of human trafficking and determine those responsible.

On the other hand, after the death of more than 300 Pakistanis as a result of the migrant boat sinking in Greece, the government and the FIA have taken action and a nationwide crackdown has been launched against human traffickers.

Khoi Ratta Police in Azad Kashmir arrested 10 suspects involved in human trafficking and registered a case under the provisions of murder and fraud. According to Azad Kashmir Police, the son of one of the arrested agents also died in a boat accident.

On the other hand, FIA has arrested the human trafficker Sajid Mehmood, who is involved in sending Pakistani youths to Europe while trying to escape to Azerbaijan. Suspect Sajid is accused of sending many youths to Libya.

Critics say that the government and FIA have come to the idea of cracking down on human traffickers only after the death of more than 300 Pakistanis. But who has not crawled? Critics have asked when the action will be taken against the FIA officials who beat the line after the snake has passed.

Thousands demonstrated in Athens this evening to protest the tragic shipwreck of a migrant boat that occured near #Pylos in southern Greece. The demonstration was attacked at several points by police.#pylosshipwreck #Πυλος #ναυαγιο

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Meanwhile, the citizens of Greece have come out on the streets against their government after the boat accident. However, the government of Pakistan slept for several days and was woken up from deep sleep by the noise made by the media.

In various cities, including Athens, the capital of Greece, people have strongly protested against policies against immigrants and have criticized the authorities for insufficient measures to save refugees.

Incidents of stone pelting on the police were also reported by the protestors while the police fired tear gas to disperse the protestors.