Pakistan allows UN to send relief supplies to Afghanistan through 2 key border crossings | Law-Order

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Mohammad Anas, a spokesperson for the Khyber district administration in the northwest, told The Associated Press that the border crossings at Chaman and Torkham will be open immediately for UN-requested relief shipments.
51% : The latest development came days after Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said he had received a request from the United Nations to allow the use of border crossings in the northwest and southwest for delivering much-needed food and medicines for the Afghan people.
49% : Pakistan will allow the United Nations to deliver relief supplies into Afghanistan through two key border crossings that have been closed for nearly two months, a government official said Thursday.
34% : Pakistan has witnessed a surge in militant attacks, many claimed by the TTP, which is designated as a terrorist organisation by the United States and the United Nations.

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