Gunmen on Monday killed a driver of a NATO supply truck in Pakistan’s northwestern tribal belt on the Afghan border, officials said. It was the second fatal shooting in two weeks in the Jamrud area in Khyber district, according to Pakistan’s (Dunya) News. After the first shooting on July 24, Pakistan closed the Torkham border crossing, the quickest route from Pakistan’s port of Karachi to the Afghan capital, for nine days. “Three gunmen in a jeep fired at a NATO truck, killing its driver,” local government official Bakhtiar Khan said. NATO traffic was suspended for a few hours after the incident. Pakistan reopened the Torkham crossing on Saturday, having signed a deal with the United States last Tuesday allowing NATO convoys to travel into Afghanistan until the end of 2015. Islamabad in July lifted a seven-month blockade on NATO goods passing overland through Pakistan, imposed after botched US air raids killed 24 Pakistani troops in November.