Afghanistan, Dec. 6 -- Border closures between Pakistan and Afghanistan are threatening $200 million in medicine exports, leaving hundreds of trucks stranded and critical supplies at risk.
The closure of border crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan is severely affecting the export of Pakistani medicines, valued at around $200 million, with bilateral trade coming to a near halt.
Hundreds of trucks carrying essential drugs, including antibiotics, insulin, vaccines, heart medications, and other critical supplies-are reportedly stranded at the Torkham and Chaman crossings, dry ports, and storage warehouses. Officials warn that delayed deliveries could lead to spoilage and significant losses.
The disruption comes amid renewed tensions al...