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116 PaK visitors in Poonch to return via Kaman Post Uri

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 19, 2017
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Poonch: District administration Poonch has directed 116 visitors of Pak Administered Kashmir (PaK) overstaying in Jammu and Kashmir to report on Aug 20 at sports stadium (Poonch) for onward journey to their destinations on Aug 21, via Kaman crossing point Uri Baramulla.
As per the directions, those 116 PaK nationals who visited J&K via Chakkan-da-Bagh, Rawlakote through Poonch district, on various dates earlier, are informed to report at sports stadium Poonch on Aug 20, 2017 afternoon for their onwards journey and for crossing over to PoK via Kaman post, Uri district Baramulla.
The district administration spokesperson said as the trade and travel has been suspended through Chakkan-da-Bagh Rawlakote for last two months due to escalation on LOC in Poonch district, the authorities have decided to facilitate their (PaK visitors) crossing to PaK via Kaman post Uri district Baramulla.
In this regard, District Administration Baramulla has been informed and requested for providing logistic sport and other necessary arrangements for crossing of overstaying PaK guests on August 21 from Kaman post, he added.

 

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