Torkham Crossing Closed Again
Repatriation halted after an attack injured a border official; 220 undocumented Afghans were registered before the suspension, officials said.
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Torkham crossing closed again
The Pakistan-Afghanistan border crossing at Torkham which was briefly reopened after nearly a month to facilitate the deportation of undocumented Afghan nationals, was closed again following a cross-border firing incident that left a Frontier Corps (FC) soldier injured. Officials said the crossing was opened on Wednesday to repatriate Afghan citizens detained under Section 14 of the Foreigners Act for lacking valid documentation. During the init…
Afghan repatriations suspended after border security official injured at Torkham
PESHAWAR: Repatriation of undocumented Afghan nationals was abruptly suspended on Friday after a border security official was injured in a late evening cross-border attack from the Afghan side on Thursday. The Torkham border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan was reopened on Thursday for the return of stranded and illegal Afghan nationals, after having remained closed since February 26 with the launch of Operation Ghazab lil-Haq. However,…
Pakistan closes Torkham border crossing again
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani authorities have closed the Torkham border crossing a day after it was reopened for the repatriation of Afghan nationals. The move was made on Thursday night following an incident of cross-border firing. The development was confirmed by border authorities on Friday, a source familiar with the development revealed. The border crossing had been temporarily reopened earlier Thursday morning to permit the deportation of Afgh…
Pakistan-Taliban Clashes Displace 20,000 Families in Afghanistan, WFP Says
About 20,000 families have been displaced across Afghanistan due to recent clashes between Pakistani forces and Taliban fighters, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Friday. The post Pakistan-Taliban Clashes Displace 20,000 Families in Afghanistan, WFP Says appeared first on KabulNow.
The World Food Program says 20,000 families have been displaced in Afghanistan as a result of the conflict between the Taliban and Pakistan. The fighting has affected 12 provinces and 62 districts in Afghanistan, the agency said in a post on Friday. The World Food Program says it is in the provinces affected by the conflict and is helping people. The agency said it was distributing enriched biscuits, food and cash to people in the affected areas…
Islamabad has requested the Taliban Government in Kabul to cease the activities of militants who plan and carry out attacks from its territory.
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