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FIA Offloads Two Underage Girls and Their Mother at Karachi Airport

October 14, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

KARACHI: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) conducted a significant operation at Jinnah International Airport, resulting in the offloading of two underage girls along with their mother. This incident occurred as the family attempted to board a flight, raising concerns about potential trafficking.

The FIA’s action was part of a broader initiative to combat human trafficking and illegal immigration. Officials stated that the girls, aged 12 and 14, were flagged during routine checks, prompting immediate intervention. A spokesperson for the FIA emphasized the agency’s commitment to protecting vulnerable individuals and ensuring that all travel complies with legal standards.

This operation underscores the ongoing challenges Pakistan faces regarding human trafficking, particularly involving minors. The FIA’s proactive measures aim to deter such activities and raise awareness among the public about the risks associated with illegal travel arrangements.

Moving forward, the FIA plans to enhance its monitoring protocols at airports and collaborate with international agencies to strengthen efforts against trafficking networks. Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the attempted travel are ongoing, with authorities urging citizens to report any suspicious activities.