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[Pictory] Gulmit, as it resurfaced from the dammed Hunza River
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September 18, 2010Охирин навсозӣ: September 18, 2010Images: Zulfiqar Ali Khan
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Pamir Times портали пешсафи хабарҳо ва назари ҷомеа дар Гилгит–Балтистан, Коҳистон, Читрал ва минтақаҳои кӯҳии атроф аст. Ин як ташаббуси ихтиёрӣ, ғайритиҷоратӣ, бетараф ва мустақил аст, ки аз ҷониби ҷавонон оғоз шудааст.
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Another excellent photo essay – comprehensive, thoughtful and moving – thank you again Mr Khan and Pamir Times.
As I have remarked to fellow travelers ” if you arn’t getting the Pamir Times you don’t know whats really happening there “
Excellent photo essay. This phase of the tragedy is very suspenseful. The fact that the water is receding slowly leaves intact the arable land. With a sudden break of the dam it would have been washed away. A good thing too for the cemetary, and if some stone buildings have crubled, at least the stones are still there.
I wish I knew what is going on with the spillway. Last news being from late August.