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Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy reached the airport to receive the nurses, where a special immigration desk has been set up.

The flight carrying 183 Indian nationals from Erbil landed in Mumbai at 8:43 AM. The flight has made a 'technical halt'.

An AI Boeing 777 left for Iraq this evening to bring back 46 nurses freed from captivity and also some others from India trapped in Iraq.

Air India is sending a Boeing 777 aircraft to bring back 46 nurses and other Indians stranded in strife-torn Iraq.

According to sources, the nurses would be reaching Erbil, the largest city of Kurdistan region of Iraq, shortly.

According to a team of Indian officials waiting at the border, Indian nurses were on way to Erbil, a non-conflict zone in Iraq.

Such attacks on civilians and countrymen are violations of international humanitarian law and may amount to war crimes.