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Scuffles at refugee camp

Source: SAMAA
Peshawar : Pakistan | 6 months ago  
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PESHAWAR: Refugees fleeing Pakistan's fight against the Taliban scuffled for relief supplies on Wednesday as the military said it had secured footholds in a northwestern valley overrun by the insurgents. The operations against Taliban militants in the Swat Valley area are shaping up as a major test...
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