JAKARTA - More than 180 foreign nationals were deported from Poland last week, with the majority coming from Ukraine, according to the Polish Border Authority.
"Since August 3 to 9, more than 180 foreign nationals have left Poland in accordance with the repatriation order," the Polish Border Authority said, as reported by Sputnik, Tuesday, August 11.
It is stated that 36 citizens from Ukraine, 20 from Belarus, and 17 from Moldova are the largest group to leave Poland voluntarily according to the decision of local authorities.
In the same period, 30 citizens from Ukraine, seven from Colombia, and four from Georgia were recorded as the largest group of forcibly deported people from the country.
Among the foreign nationals repatriated from Poland were individuals who had been caught up in the law for theft, crimes against life and health, drug crimes, driving under the influence of alcohol, sexual crimes, and disturbing public order, as quoted.
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