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KARACHI: The movement of goods has been disrupted due to protests in northern Sindh cities over the proposed canals on Indus river, according to exporters and trade organisations.

The sit-ins and roadblocks in Khairpur, Sukkur and Larkana have brought vehicular movement to a standstill on the National Highway.

The protest was called by the Karachi Bar Association and supported by the Sindh High Court Bar Association, nationalist groups and civil society.

Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) Secretary General Syed Nazir Abbas Zaidi on Tuesday informed the Sindh chief secretary that approximately 800 tankers were stranded on roads due to roadblocks in Sindh, particularly in........

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