132 cross sides from Chakkan-Da-Bagh at LoC

Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 12:36 [IST]

Jammu, Apr 22 (UNI) A total of 132 people crossed the Line of Control (LoC) from Chakkan Da Bagh in poonch as a part of the Indo-Pak initiative to boost people-to-people contact between the separated parts of Jammu and Kashmir.

Out of 64 people crossing over to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) yesterday, 28 were from J&K. Others included visitors from across the LoC who had come to meet their relatives.

Similarly, a total of 68 entered the state, including 50 Pok residents.

The LoC point of Chakkan Da Bagh was open between 1030 hrs to 1700 hrs yesterday.

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