Trading activities between Pakistan and India through the Wagah border began Thursday four days after a deadly blast that killed over 60 people.
According to reports, the trade activities which were suspended following the Sunday evening blast have now resumed. Goods-laden trucks that have been stuck at both sides crossed the border check posts on each side.
On Sunday, the paramilitary Rangers stopped at check-points several trucks carrying goods for India after the blast and also did not allow vehicles from Indian side to enter Pakistani premises.
