After it reopened , the entry of 65 trucks stranded at the Nassib-JaberBorder Crossing into Jordan

Economy & Aftermath

On September 27, the transit traffic through the Nassib-JaberBorder Crossing between Syria and Jordan resumed after it  reopened to freight traffic only.

The Crossing closed two weeks ago from the Jordanian side.

The Director of Daraa transport, engineer Muhib al-Rifai, stated that 65 trucks and refrigerated trucks carrying vegetables and fruits entered Jordan after the crossing opened, and there are still 235 trucks and refrigerators stuck waiting to enter.

 

It is noteworthy that the Nassib-JaberBorder Crossing was opened in late 2018 for passengers and trucks, but the Corona pandemic imposed its limitation in both directions to trucks.

O. al-Mohammad

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