Border traffic between Pakistan and Iran temporarily suspended
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Border traffic and trade activities between Pakistan and Iran have been temporarily halted. According to officials, this decision has been made in view of technical issues and security concerns.
Normal movement across the border between the two countries has been suspended for the time being. Officials state that this is a temporary measure aimed at improving security matters at the border and resolving technical difficulties.
The long border between Pakistan and Iran is very important for trade and public connectivity. During this suspension, officials from both countries are in contact with each other to restore the situation to normal as soon as possible.
It is not yet clear when the border will be reopened; however, the relevant authorities are continuously working on this matter. Residents and traders in areas near the border have been advised to wait for government announcements.
Sources: The Economic Times
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