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Sindh - Flood / Rain 2011 Sindh - Flood / Rain 2011 Dadu 23-Aug-11 3-Sep-11 S.Benazirabad SS HH AA HH DD AA DD PP UU RR !( !(!( Inundated Agriculture Inundated Agriculture !(!(!( !(!( District Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) Area (ha) !(!( !( Legend !(!( !(!(!(SS AA NN GG HH AA RR Badin 2 35,100 1 08,098 3 22,000 1 58,000 SS II NN JJ HH OO RR OO !(!( !( . !( !(!( !(!(!( Settlements Mirpur Khas 9 2,000 5 6,600 9 6,000 5 8,000 !( !( !(!( !(!(!(!(!(!( !(!( !( !( !(D!(HANNU WASA!(N!( T.M. 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