Has Pakistan reopened its border with Iran for trade?

Islamabad, Pakistan – On a normal day, hundreds of freight trucks and vehicles pass through Pakistan-Iran border crossings, carrying goods and people. On October 17, Islamabad suspended cargo traffic through the Gabd-Rimdan and Taftan crossings in Balochistan province, citing security risks.On Monday, some goods started to move again.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Pakistan suspends Iran border trade, amid violence on both sideslist 2 of 4Millions of Pakistanis get government fuel relief but some miss outlist 3 of 4Iran steps up Hormuz surveillance: Attacks soar, oil flows crash againlist 4 of 4Pakistan’s army chief in Tehran: Can diplomacy prevent new US–Iran fighting?end of listMir Naveed Jan Kalmati, president of the Gwadar Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told Al Jazeera that trade “partially resumed this weekend”.Border officials also cleared consignments that were dated from October 16 or earlier, goods truck association officials said.Haji Noor Muhammad Shahwani, central president of the Balochistan Goods Truck Owners Association, told Al Jazeera from Quetta that Pakistani exports such as rice and bananas were crossing the border.Trucks loaded in Iran before t...