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Former senator Mazhar Ali passes away

KARACHI: Former Senator Mazhar Ali died here on Sunday, PTV reported.

Mr Ali was seriously injured in a road accident few days ago and died on Sunday. He was also the former chairman of the IT Commission. Mr Ali was buried in the evening. —APP

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