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English: Attock fort or Attock Qila is situated just 80 kilometers away from the Islamabad. On the Indus River’s banks, it was constructed 500 year ago and Khawaja Shams ud din Khawafi was its supervisor. Attock is a city which is situated in the centre of Peshawar the provincial capital of Khayber Pakhtun Kha province and the Islamabad. |
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