KABUL in a move to promote rail connectivity with the landlocked neighbour.
Uzbekistan’s national rail carrier said on Monday the train departed from Tashkent and reached Afghanistan’s northern port city of Hairatan.
A part of the freight train -- formed in the capital -- is supplemented by wagons in areas along the route, according to a statement quoted bt Trend News Agency.
Previously, a cargo from Tashkent reached Afghanistan in 5-6 days, but the new high-speed freight train would cover the Tashkent . . .
