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Afghanistan: Kochi Nomads Are Headache for Locals

Written byAdil Nurmakov
Posted 11 April 2008 17 years ago

Hadi1121 tells about Kochi — millions of nomads spread across South Western Pakistan, Eastern Iran, and Afghanistan — who come to Central Afghanistan every spring and arbitrarily make their homes on backyards used and owned by other people.

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