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Earthquake in Kachchh Earthquake Relief t en m e gr a s re xp e r's e w o r o b e th on G R E A T E R R A N N O F K A C H C H H d n a ed an o Kur an l y Dhrodana el er Lodrani (Parkara Vandh) m re Dinara a Gadhada Umarapar ey Dholavira h Ratadiya Ratanpar T Kharoda Ver s ar a Jatavada (Jilar Vandh) . Janan Dhabda Dhoravar D . 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