Pakistan, Aug. 11 -- The All Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance strike entered its fourth day on Monday. The continued strike has raised concerns about supply disruptions across the country. Transporters stopped operations after negotiations with the government failed to resolve their concerns. The disruption could also increase food prices if it continues.

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Goods Transport Alliance President Malik Shehzad Awan said negotiations with the government did not produce an agreement. He said transporters had decided to continue their strike. Awan urged the government to take serious steps to end the deadlock. He added that transporters had not closed the door to further ne...