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The article discusses the increasing activity of what is known as "bag traders" at the Bab Al-Salamah border crossing between Syria and Turkey. They cross the border almost daily to transfer small quantities of goods in exchange for money, causing congestion and delays in the crossing procedures. It is reported that these traders receive boxes from the Syrian side and carry them into Turkey, for which they are paid 100 Turkish lira per box. This incentivizes them to make repeated crossings. This activity disrupts passenger movement, especially for those with upcoming flight schedules, as the repeated crossings can cause delays of several hours, leading to missed flights and additional costs for travelers. The "Kashaf" team also denied that the protests were due to mistreatment, emphasizing that the participants are "bag traders" protesting against entry regulation procedures aimed at reducing congestion and repetition, particularly amidst ongoing renovation work at the border crossing.
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