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- Published time 42 minutes ago Read time: 4 minutes According to a The Urdu PostPashto report, Karachi port authorities have put up for auction hundre.
- In the photos released by the auction company, it can be seen that the doors of the Afghan traders' containers were opened and the goods ins.
- Heavy taxes and warehousing/parking charges accrued on the containers of Afghan traders stuck in Karachi port for a long time. Due to these.
Published time 42 minutes ago Read time: 4 minutes According to a The Urdu PostPashto report, Karachi port authorities have put up for auction hundreds of containers belonging to Afghan traders, which were stranded there.
In the photos released by the auction company, it can be seen that the doors of the Afghan traders' containers were opened and the goods inside were being shown to the buyers.
Heavy taxes and warehousing/parking charges accrued on the containers of Afghan traders stuck in Karachi port for a long time. Due to these additional costs, many traders could not redeem their goods, which resulted in their goods being put up for auction.
An Afghan businessman, Matiullah, also confirmed to The Urdu PostPashto that the auction of the goods of Afghan traders stranded in Karachi port after the closure of trade and transit routes between Afghanistan and Pakistan had started a few days ago.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce officials termed Pakistan's move against regional and international trade laws.
