Srinagar, Feb 21: The cross-LoC trade between India and Pakistan resumed after two days on Thursday from Chakan Da Bagh crossing point in Poonch district.
An official said 35 goods-laden trucks were sent towards Pakistan from Poonch side while trucks from Pak side are on way towards the trade felicitation center in Chakan Da Bagh.
“We have sent 35 trucks from this side while trucks from other side are on the way,” Custodian Trade Felicitation Center, Fareed Kohli said.
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