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Bus unites Kashmir families
India-Pakistan weekly bus service helps to bring together families living in divided region.
Last Modified: 13 Jul 2010 13:54 GMT

The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan will meet later this week for talks aimed at restarting frozen peace negotiations.

The wide ranging talks are an attempt to rebuild trust between the neighbours, with the longstanding dispute over the region of Kashmir high on the agenda.

Ahead of those talks, Aljazeera has taken a closer look at the Kashmir conflict, which has split families for decades.

Kamal Hyder reports from Chakoti district in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, on a weekly bus service that is helping to reunite loved ones separated by the conflict.
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