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 KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistan and India on Saturday restored train service along a line that was severed during their war 40 years ago, establishing a second rail link between the two South Asian rivals.
The "Thar Express" rolled into an Indian desert town early Saturday with 200 passengers aboard, the latest step in efforts to overcome six decades of enmity.
"We have received confirmation that the train is now inside India," said Attuqur Rahman, a Pakistani railway official.
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