Cross-border trade between Pakistan and Iran through the Gabd-Rimdan crossing has come to a halt, according to reporting from Gwadar. The Gwadar Chamber of Commerce and Industry said customs delays had stalled commercial movement, while hundreds of tonnes of perishable exports, including rice and mangoes, faced spoilage. The chamber also warned that LPG supplies could tighten, with trucks carrying the fuel reportedly waiting for clearance. Its president said the border’s disruption was especially serious because other trade routes were constrained
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