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SUKKUR, Jan 7: Wife of former chief minister of Sindh and president of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz), Sindh, Syed Ghous Ali Shah passed away in Garhi Mori on Sunday after a prolonged illness. Her namaz-i-janaza would be offered in Garhi Mori on Monday morning.

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