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Nearly 9 Tons of Drugs Burned in Badakhshan

Local officials in Badakhshan say that nearly 9 tons of drugs have been destroyed in the province. The post Nearly 9 tons of drugs were burned in Badakhshan first appeared on SALAM WATANDAR.

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Nearly 9 Tons of Drugs Burned in Badakhshan

Local officials in Badakhshan say that nearly 9 tons of drugs have been destroyed in the province. The post Nearly 9 tons of drugs were burned in Badakhshan first appeared on SALAM WATANDAR.

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