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A day after Uri attack, peace bus crosses over to Pakistan

SRINAGAR: A day after a terror attack in Uri the KarvaneAman crossLoC peace bus between Muzaffarabad and Srinagar resumed service on schedule on Monday morning

Updated At : 05:03 PM Sep 19, 2016 IST

Passengers from the PoK side board the peace bus at Kaman post. — Tribune photo: Amin War

Samaan Lateef

Tribune News Service

Srinagar September 19

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