India, Pakistan resume bus service disrupted 18 months ago

India, Pakistan resume bus service disrupted 18 months ago

NEW DELHI, India - A 34-seat bus packed with passengers, journalists and security personnel leaves New Delhi on July 11 for Pakistan's Lahore as India and Pakistan resumed bus service suspended 18 months ago after an attack by Kashmiri militants on the Indian parliament that soured bilateral relations. (Kyodo)

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