Pakistan has partially reopened the Chaman–Spin Boldak border with Afghanistan for trade after weeks of closure, allowing the movement of empty trucks carrying commercial goods under strict supervision. The decision comes amid Pakistan’s ongoing nationwide campaign to repatriate Afghan refugees, with over 67,000 Afghans leaving the country in October alone. Officials confirmed that only trucks carrying Afghan refugees or goods are being allowed to pass, while pedestrian and regular traffic remain suspended for security reasons. Afghan drivers must hold valid passports and visas. Reports suggest that the Torkham border may also reopen under similar conditions soon, though other crossings—Ghulam Khan, Angoor Adda, and Kharlachi—will stay closed. In Azad Kashmir, authorities have ordered all Afghan nationals to leave by November 18. Meanwhile, 17 Afghans have been arrested in Islamabad following an attack on police, signaling heightened tensions as deportations continue nationwide.
পাকিস্তান ও আফগানিস্তানের মধ্যকার চামান–স্পিন বোলদাক সীমান্ত বাণিজ্যের জন্য আংশিকভাবে খুলে দেওয়া হয়েছে বলে দেশটির সরকারি সূত্রে সোমবার নিশ্চিত করেছে।
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