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Pakistan opens Torkham border crossing for pedestrian movement
Pakistan on Tuesday reopened a key border crossing with neighbouring Afghanistan for pedestrian movement, an official said. Torkham border – one of the two main crossings between the two neighbours – was closed by the Taliban on Monday after Islamabad rejected their demand for allowing all Afghan citizens gathered at the border to enter the […]
Pakistan on Tuesday reopened a key border crossing with neighbouring Afghanistan for pedestrian movement, an official said. Torkham border – one of the two main crossings between the two neighbours 211; was closed by the Taliban on Monday after Islamabad rejected their demand for allowing all Afghan citizens gathered at the border to enter the Pakistani side. According to Mansoor Arshad, the deputy commissioner of the Khyber district in which the Torkham border falls, the border has been reopened for stranded Afghan and Pakistani nationals to return to their respective countries. Hundreds of Afghan citizens had gathered at the border on Monday to enter Pakistan after rumours that Islamabad has opened its border. Only those who require medical treatment are being allowed to enter Pakistan, apart from the evacuees who are going abroad.
