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Pakistan, Afghanistan to resume ‘Dosti’ transport service next year

Islamabad, November 15 Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to resume the suspended “Dosti” bus service between the two countries in 2022 after more than five years, a move that would help mitigate the travel woes of people living across the...

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Updated At : 01:18 PM Nov 16, 2021 IST

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Islamabad, November 15

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to resume the suspended “Dosti” bus service between the two countries in 2022 after more than five years, a move that would help mitigate the travel woes of people living across the border of the two countries, according to a media report on Monday. The decision to resume the bus service was taken during the recent visit by the Afghan delegation. — PTI

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