Pakistan to Open Border with Iran

The Pakistan government decided to open its border with Iran for seven days a week from Sunday, only for trade between the two countries. According to officials, the decision was taken at a meeting of the National Command and Operation Centre, dawn.com reported on Saturday. In a letter to the inspector general of Frontier Corps (south) Turbat and the director general of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Islamabad, the Interior Ministry said at the meeting it was decided that the border with Iran at Gubd, Mand, Katagur and Chagai would remain open seven days a week from July 5, only for trade (imports and exports), and the entry of an unlimited number of trucks would be allowed following coronavirus-related protocols. - Iran Daily