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December 20, 2025

News Desk

Traders express concerns about border closures

Pakistan did not suspend the Afghanistan Transit Trade Agreement but was not processing goods clearance due to border closures to avoid congestion at the Chaman and Torkham borders, senior Pakistan Customs officials said. Photo: Reuters Islamabad: Federal Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan on Friday held a high-level consultative meeting with leaders, traders and community representatives from the Chaman region, including members of the Chaman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, to discuss pressing issues affecting cross-border trade on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. According to an official statement, the meeting mainly focused on the challenges arising from the frequent and prolonged closure of

August 24, 2025

News Desk

Hurricane Kajiki urges mass evacuations in Vietnam, closures in southern China

Vietnam has announced plans to evacuate more than half millions of people and ordered the boats to remain ashore, while Sanya’s southern Chinese city closed businesses and public transport on Sunday as both for an intense Kajiki hurricane. The storm is projected to “sink” on the south coast of Hainan province of China’s island since Sunday night before heading to Vietnam, China’s National Weather Center said. Since the 0900 GMT, the storm had gained power, with the winds reaching 166 kmph (103 mph), according to the Vietnam National Forecasting. It is likely to be further strengthened with wind speeds of

January 17, 2025

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Manitoba storm causes travel chaos, dozens of accidents reported

Listen to the article An emergency alert has urged motorists to stay off highways in southern Manitoba as a powerful winter storm sweeps through the region, reducing visibility to near zero. Authorities have warned hospitals to prepare for a possible influx of patients due to dangerous conditions. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) reported at least 30 collisions on highways across the region, causing widespread road closures, including the Trans-Canada Highway between Winnipeg and Brandon. By noon, many roads remained impassable. Hospitals are on alert Southern Health regional authority declared a Code Orange at Bethesda Regional Health Center in Steinbach

January 8, 2025

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Schools across the US face closures and adjust schedules amid freezing weather

Listen to the article Schools across the United States are adjusting their schedules as cold temperatures, icy roads and snowstorms create dangerous conditions for students and commuters. From New Jersey to Colorado and North Carolina, regions are prioritizing safety in the face of winter weather challenges. In Manchester Township, New Jersey, all schools in the district announced a 90-minute delay to Tuesday, January 7th. Officials cited cold temperatures and melting from Monday’s weather as contributing factors to the icy road conditions. Morning programs, including the AM Y Kids program and other before-school activities, have been canceled. Parents can check the

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