New Delhi, Nov. 12 -- US government may soon open as the House of Representatives will likely vote on Wednesday evening in a final step to end the longest US government shutdown in the history of America.

The bill to solve the six-week standoff would be taken for vote to approve the bill to fund the government through January.

Due to the government shutdown, thousands of federal workers have gone unpaid for the second month in a row. Whereas, millions of Americans are unable to get SNAP benefits. It has also affected flyers across the US as the FAA has ordered airlines to cancel several flights due to the absence of air traffic controllers.

The development comes a day after eight Democrats broke ranks in the Senate on Monday to side wi...