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Charikar

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Chārīkār

City in Afghanistan and the capital of Parvan province, lying 1,539 m/5,049 ft above sea level in the central part of the country; population (2001 est) 191,000. It is on a major road linking the capital, Kabul, with provinces to the north. Industries include pottery, iron goods, cutlery, and silverware, and a large textile factory, founded in the 1960s in nearby Golbahar, is also a major source of employment.



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CHARIKAR (PAN): A selected five-member national team of Afghanistan cyclists has launched practice in Parwan province as part of its preparations for the upcoming 800-km cycle race in Iran scheduled for next month.
5 miles) away in the town of Charikar where 61 schoolgirls and one of their teachers were treated in hospital, apparently also after inhaling some form of gas.
5 miles) away in the town of Charikar where 61 schoolgirls and one of their teachers were treated in hospital, apparently also after inhaling some form of gas.
 
 
 
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