The Torkham border crossing has remained closed for the seventh consecutive day, with a long queue of trucks carrying goods waiting for the route to reopen. According to the Associated Press, more than 5,000 trucks carrying fruits and vegetables have been halted on both sides of the border. Pakistani authorities have stated that the closure […] The post Torkham Border crossing remains closed for 7th day, causing major trade disruptions appeared first on Khaama Press.
The Torkham border crossing between Afghanistan and Pakistan remains closed for the seventh consecutive day, causing significant trade disruptions. Over 5,000 trucks carrying fruits and vegetables are stranded on both sides of the border, resulting in a financial loss of over $12 million for traders. The closure has also led to transportation challenges, impacting both traders and travelers. Pakistan closed the crossing last Friday night, and negotiations between Taliban and Pakistani border officials have been ongoing to reopen it. The situation highlights the fragility of cross-border relations and underscores the need for diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions and restore stability.
