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7 nov 2016

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Daily Pakistan

Gadani shipbreaking blast: Death toll rises to 26

Twenty six people have so far been perished in a massive fire at Gadani ship-breaking yard last week, officials said Sunday, while over 40 people are still in critical condition...Pakistan has banned all activities at the shipbreaking yard in Gadani and a probe is underway...A high-level committee formed by the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to investigate the causes of the fire held its first meeting in the port city of Karachi Saturday and said it would finalise a report within a week.

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