“We have presented a list of 14 points to the Customs and other related departments and have decided not to resume clearing activities until our demands are met,” Shinwari said. He urged the government to provide facilities at Torkham Customs Centre and revise all those decrees, causing harm to export and import. Due to the strike, hundreds of truckloads are stuck on both sides of the border, a Torkham administration official said.
Published in Daily Times, November 17th 2018.
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