Pak-Afghan border reopens for pedestrians; exporters face huge losses as crossing still shut for vehicles ...Middle East

The Pakistani government on Friday reopened for pedestrians the Pakistan-Afghanistan Torkham border, but the crossing is still inaccessible for over 7,000 trucks laden with goods, including perishable items like vegetables, poultry, and eggs, stranded for the last five days due to the closure of the crossing point.

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