The Srinagar-Muzaffarbad bus service resumed on Monday after 18 days of suspension following the seizure of narcotics from a Pakistani truck at Salamabad in Uri in Baramulla district.
Sixty-four passengers travelled to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and back through the bus service on Monday, said Firdous Iqbal, regional passport officer, Srinagar. Ten of them were from PoK and had been stranded in Srinagar due to the suspension of the bus service on January 17.
Traders in J&K said they suffered a loss of Rs 16 crore during the period.
Sixty-four passengers travelled to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and back through the bus service on Monday, said Firdous Iqbal, regional passport officer, Srinagar. Ten of them were from PoK and had been stranded in Srinagar due to the suspension of the bus service on January 17.
Traders in J&K said they suffered a loss of Rs 16 crore during the period.
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