LANDIKOTAL: The Torkham border crossing remained closed on Thursday for the second consecutive day, officials said.
An official in Torkham, speaking on condition of anonymity, disclosed that all movement had been suspended for the second day, but no gunfire had occurred from either side.
Talks between Islamabad and Kabul were expected to take place to peacefully resolve the bunker construction issue.
Meanwhile, numerous loaded and empty container trucks were stranded on both sides of the border.
Justice Abdul Shakoor Paracha fixes hearing on December 24 regarding Islamabad constituencies
Police made one arrest after vehicle drove “at least 400 metres across the Christmas market”
Incident occurred when couple, along with their child, was travelling in their car
Congress party dismisses incident as political gimmick
"I am sure once negotiations start, things will move forward," says NA speaker
Discussion focuses on enhancing governance, accountability and functional autonomy within police
