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Pakistan Reopens Iran Border Crossing to Alleviate LPG Shortage Amid Trade Disruptions

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Pakistan Reopens Iran Border Crossing to Alleviate LPG Shortage Amid Trade Disruptions

Thousands of trucks stuck as partial Iran-Pakistan trade resumes

The Straits Times

Thousands of trucks stuck as partial Iran-Pakistan trade resumes

Thousands of trucks remain stranded as partial Iran-Pakistan trade resumes after border closure.

Pakistan reopens key Iran border crossing to ease winter LPG crunch

CNBC-TV18

Pakistan reopens key Iran border crossing to ease winter LPG crunch

Pakistan reopened the Gabd-Rimdan border crossing with Iran to resume trade after a week-long shutdown that stranded trucks and disrupted LPG supplies.

Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long suspension of trade

The Hindu

Pakistan reopens Iran border crossing after week-long suspension of trade

Resumption of operations in the Gabd-Rimdan crossing is expected to ease LPG shortage and reduce food and energy prices

Pakistan LPG shortage worsens after border closure, traders say

CNBC-TV18

Pakistan LPG shortage worsens after border closure, traders say

Traders said the price of a 12 kg LPG cylinder had risen to 7,000 Pakistani rupees ($25) from 4,500 rupees ($16) ​within days and could climb further if the disruptions persist.

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