Torkham Border Reopens for Refugee Movement
Pakistan has reopened the Torkham border crossing to allow the passage of Afghan refugees stranded near the frontier. The move follows humanitarian consultations between both sides to ensure the safe and dignified return of displaced individuals.
Humanitarian-Only Operations
According to border officials, the reopening is strictly for refugees and does not include commercial or regular passenger movement. The decision is aimed at easing the growing humanitarian crisis caused by recent closures.
Controlled and Secure Passage
Authorities stated that security checks and verification processes have been strengthened to maintain order and prevent unauthorized crossings. Refugees are being processed through official registration channels to ensure transparency and safety.
Diplomatic and Humanitarian Context
The reopening aligns with Pakistan’s commitment to humanitarian principles while maintaining national security. International organizations, including UNHCR, have welcomed the move and pledged logistical support for refugee relocation efforts.
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