Osama's family contracts pollen allergy ahead of deportation from Pak

Wednesday - Apr 18, 2012, 07:01pm (GMT+5.5)

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Islamabad - Detained family members of slain Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden have contracted pollen allergy in Pakistan, a report said.

Osama's three widows, eight children and one grandchild, were expected to be deported to Saudi Arabia today.

According to The Express Tribune, doctors will conduct a medical check-up of the family to determine whether they are fit to be deported.

Pakistan detained Osama's family after he was killed in a US Navy SEAL operation in Abbottabad on May 1.

Two weeks ago, a court sentenced the widows and two of Osama's older daughters to 45 days' detention on charges of illegal entry and residency in Pakistan.

The court also ordered their deportation as soon as possible.

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