RAMALLAH: Director General of the General Administration of Crossings and Borders, Nazmi Muhanna, said on Monday that the King Hussein Bridge/al-Karama border crossing has been gradually reopened to the movement of commercial trucks. He added in a statement that the resumption of commercial movement at the crossing is taking place gradually to ensure coordination and transport of goods through the crossing, within certain procedures that contribute to the continuity of commercial movement. This comes after al-Karama border crossing was closed to commercial movement for about two weeks. Source: Palestine news & Information Agency - WAFA
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