LAHORE: Punjab Rangers on Thursday reopened the trade between Pakistan and India after Wagah border tragedy in Lahore.
The Rangers suspended the route for trading after a suicide attack at Wagah border on Sunday, November 2.
More than 55 people were killed and above 100 injured in the attack.
The Rangers had stopped several trucks carrying goods for India at check-points and did not allow the vehicles from Indian side to enter Pakistani premises.
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