PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Life in the Chaman town of Pakistan’s southwestern Balochistan province came to a standstill on Sunday when traders protested against the closure of the border.
In response to a call from Tajir Alliance, all bazaars, shopping centres, business establishments and shops across the district remained shut. Markets and roads wore a deserted look.
Since the border was unilaterally sealed on Feb. 17, all business activities, including import and export and Afghan transit trade, have been suspended.
Protesting shopkeepers and traders called for . . .
