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Dr Noman Haqqani passes away

By News Desk

Dr Noman Haqqani, brother-in-law of prominent journalist Humayun Gauhar, passed away on Thursday due to coronavirus-related complication.
The deceased’s funeral prayers were offered in London, England, where he was buried.

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