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Pak, India open second crossing point
along LoC
KAMAN POST
(Uri)—Pakistan and India reopened the main
border crossing in divided Kashmir on
Wednesday to help survivors of October’s
devastating earthquake, but the frontier
stayed closed to vital relief trucks and
people. The crossing between the Pakistani
town of Chakothi and the Indian town of Uri
was one of five points along the Line of
Control the South Asian rivals agreed last
month to open to facilitate aid and allow
divided families to meet. Another in >> >>
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Foreign troops pose no danger to security:
Kasuri
Confirms 86,000 casualties in Oct 8
earthquake
From Zeeshan Mirza
KARACHI—Foreign Minister Khurshid Mehmud
Kasuri Wednesday dismissed the fears of some
opposition leaders about the presence of US
and NATO forces in quake hit areas and said
foreign troops did not pose any danger to
Pakistan’s security. Addressing a press
conference here he made it clear that
Pakistan was very strong, adding that the
arrival of a few hundred doctors and
engineers would pose no danger to the
country and instead this would help in >> >>
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