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NATO supply resumes: Containers from Karachi on their way to Afghanistan
By: Tooba Hatif, Uploaded: 5th July 2012
Port Qasim: After the resumption approval of NATO supply, several containers from Karachi are now on thier way to Afghan border through Bin Qasim port on Thursday.
After Seven months of Salala attack, America apologized to Pakistan. After which two days ago the NATO supply route was again reopened.
On this event strict security measures were carried out. On the resumption of the supply the container drivers expressed there joy. Today almost 110 containers will be sent through Afghan border.
The Federal cabinet accredited the decision of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet (DCC) for reopening of the supply route. Nato supplies were suspended by Pakistan after the unfortunate incident of Salala, last year on 26th November, 2011 when 24 Pakistani soldiers were martyred by the US forces.
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Story first published: 5th July 2012
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