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ISLAMABAD: The worst has come true for the Alpine Club, which has conceded that Pakistan is not a popular destination for mountain climbers this summer. HunzaNews May 29th, 2014 “Security …

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GILGIT: A court on Wednesday accepted the unconditional apology of three secretaries of the Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) administration and exempted them from appearing in court in handcuffs. HunzaNews May 29th, 2014. …

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