Nearly a weeklong closure of Pakistan-Afghanistan border crossing disrupts trade, movement of people
- Pakistan closed the Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan on February 21 after Afghan authorities began construction near the border, according to a senior police official.
- The closure has stranded over 5,000 trucks and vehicles carrying goods, causing financial losses, as reported by Ziaul Haq Sarhadi, a director of the Pakistan-Afghanistan Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
- Both countries have been urged to resolve their disputes to resume trade and movement, with truck drivers expressing their distress due to the closure.
- The Afghan commissioner confirmed the closure and noted that border disputes are common, especially regarding posts along the Durand Line, which Afghanistan does not recognize.
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