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Neglect of Emergency Services Puts Travelers at Risk on Balochistan’s N-40 Highway
By Atta Kakar QUETTA: The N-40, also known as the RCD Highway, is a 630-kilometer route connecting Quetta with Taftan, Pakistan’s main border crossing with Iran. Constructed under the 1964 Regional Cooperation for Development (RCD) initiative by Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey, the highway remains a vital corridor for trade and cross-border travel. Despite its strategic importance, it operates with minimal safety infrastructure, limited traffic enfor…
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Neglect of Emergency Services Puts Travelers at Risk on Balochistan’s N-40 Highway
By Atta Kakar QUETTA: The N-40, also known as the RCD Highway, is a 630-kilometer route connecting Quetta with Taftan, Pakistan’s main border crossing with Iran. Constructed under the 1964 Regional Cooperation for Development (RCD) initiative by Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey, the highway remains a vital corridor for trade and cross-border travel. Despite its strategic importance, it operates with minimal safety infrastructure, limited traffic enfor…
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