India, Pak agree to resume cross-LoC travel

January 30, 2014 19:43

India and Pakistani authorities today agreed to resume from next week the cross-LoC bus service along the Line of Control in Kashmir Valley, which has been stalled since January 17, but a breakthrough remained elusive over resumption of trade.

"A meeting took place at Kaman Post along the Line of Control in north Kashmir between officials from this side and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir which agreed to resume the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus service from Monday," a senior government official said.

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