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Saudi King sends ‘gift’ of 150 tons of dates to Pakistanis

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Saudi King sends gift of 150 tons of dates to PakistanisRiyadh: Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz has sent a gift of 150 tons of dates to the people of Pakistan.Saudi Ambassador Nawaf Saeed bin Al-Malkiy handed over the gift to Pakistani officials, Radio Pakistan reported.The dates would be distributed among deserving people of Pakistan, said Joint Secretary Cabinet Division.




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