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Yanglijung pra.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.64 ३ 10320012 Shree Birendra ma.vi., Devilinge Phungling na.pa. 0.59 ४ 10440003 Shree Pthivara ni.ma.vi., Tellok Srijangha, 0.59 ५ 10150003 Shree Besigaun pra.vi., Khokling Mikawakhola 0.54 ६ 10220001 Shree Ganga pra.vi., Mehale Sidingama 0.50 ७ 10490004 Shree Sidhkumari adharvut vi., Tiringe Yangwarak 0.47 ८ 10460004 Shree Krishan pra.vi., Thinglabu Miringden 0.47 ९ 10060007 Shree Bidaya jyoti pra.vi., Dokhu Phungling na.pa. 0.45 १० 10470004 Shree Surke ma.vi., Thukima Miringden 0.44 ११ 10320016 Shree Medibung pra.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.41 १२ 10320008 Shree Pathivara pra.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.41 १३ 1070005 Shree Bhanjyang ma.vi., Timbudin Sidingama 0.41 १४ 10320019 Shree Shanti ni.ma.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.36 १५ 10090008 Shree Sib ni.ma.vi., Hangdeba Phungling na.pa. 0.36 १६ 10320018 Shree Nange pra.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.35 १७ 10320011 Shree Ba.su.ma.vi., Phungling Phungling na.pa. 0.35 १८ 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