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Pakistan imports of much-loved shinay dry fruit suffer weather changes, Afghan Taliban taxes

Pakistan imports of much-loved shinay dry fruit suffer weather changes, Afghan Taliban taxes

  • Pakistani officials, traders say Taliban have imposed new taxes on the dry fruit’s import
  • Arab News shared questions with Taliban spokesperson but did not receive a reply despite repeated attempts 
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