After the liquefied gas crisis, Pakistan reopened the Gebod/Maruma crossing with Iran From Saturday, Pakistan reopened the Gebod/Rimadan border crossing with Iran in Gwadar district after a week of closure, and the passage of tankers carrying liquefied gas and basic products resumed. The decision was made after the closure of the border with Iran exacerbated the LPG shortage crisis and the sharp price spike in Pakistan, and raised security concerns following an armed attack on tankers parked near the border.

After the liquefied gas crisis, Pakistan reopened the Gebod/Maruma crossing with Iran From Saturday, Pakistan reopened the Gebod/Rimadan border crossing with Iran in Gwadar district after a week of closure, and the passage of tankers carrying liquefied gas and basic products resumed. The decision was made after the closure of the border with Iran exacerbated the LPG shortage crisis and the sharp price spike in Pakistan, and raised security concerns following an armed attack on tankers parked near the border.