Pakistan decides to reopen Torkham border
Pakistan has decided to reopen Torkham border for NATO supplies on Saturday.
Spokesman of Foreign Office Abdul Basit said that the decision has been taken after reviewing security situation.
Pakistan had shut down the main land route for NATO supplies into Afghanistan on Thursday (30th September) after NATO's attack on Pakistani soil that killed 3 FC soldiers.
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