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Airlift Target Locations, Sindh Province Goth Goth 67°20'E 67°30'E 67°40'E 67°50'E 68°0'E 68°10'E Allahdad 68°20'E Gauhar Goth Firoz Haidarpur 68°30'E 68°40'E ! ! Khan Khan Wagha ! Goth Nasir Goth Goth Goth Rasul Khan Dasti Dheran Kalati Bakhsh Goth Attar Faqir Khan Wagha Bhangar 28°20'N ! ! ! ! ! Goth Abdul 28°20'N Goth Ghafur Goth Dur Muhammad Muhammad Goth Goth Husain Goth Nur Goth Dur Jamali Sohnipur Sohbdar Yar Ali Mamal Muhammad Muhammad ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Bahadarpur ! Bahadarpur Goth Faizabad Chachar Goth Ali Goth Goth Data Goth Gulab Bakhsh Sahibdina Ta j p u r Dang Wah Khan Domki Machhi Khosa Somra Zangipur Dera ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Dilawarpur Goth Umar Goth Goth Alan Murad Jamali Tehsil Jhat Pat Tehsil Khan Babar Sher Khan Dasti Wasand Goth Khuda Muhammad Jatol Dil Jhal Kator Lohra Bakhsh Murad Odhano ! ! ! ! ! ! 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Goth Allah Goth Chuliani Mirzapur Khan Goth Rajidero ! ! Rakhio Khan Chutta ! Miani Jahan ! ! Khan Chandio Goth ! ! Aqil Goth Qaiser Goth Adi Abad Khan ! Khan Chandio Goth Khan Purana Mari Bakhu Lashari ! ! ! ! ! Mehrab Chandio ! (!H Khan Hamid ! Goth Lal Junani (!H Chandni Khan Burro ! ! ! Warah Tehsil (!H (!H Nang Larkana District Dara ! ! Agra ! Ahsan Wahan Bakrani ! Kot Hamal Amrot Chandka Hatri ! Khohara ! ! ! Nasirabad ! ! Goth Nar Goth Muhammad Siddique Burra Muhammad ! Ghazi Chandio Kohawar Dital ! ! ! Goth Mir (!H (!H Muhammad Gaji Guhawar Goth ! ! (!H Alar Pir Hakra ! Arzi ! Goth Dur Khan Jalbani Gahi ! ! Gambat ! Muhammad (!H ! Jumman Kot Diji Goth Muchhi Goth Dhani Goth Sabr ! ! ! Bakhsh Khan Karrio Gahno ! Hasan Kot Diji Dero Odhano Wahan ! Goth ! Goth Adi ! Goth Murad Kanpur ! 27°20'N Badrah (!H ! 27°20'N Ibrahim ! Khan Karrio Bhatti ! Dokri Mirani Te h s il Goth ! Goth Lashkar Goth Nouraiz Goth Kando ! Khan Mirani ! Khan Lashari ! Te h s il Data Chandio Lakhu
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