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Life returns to normal in Jammu villages along Line of Control

JAMMU: Life returned to normal on Thursday along the Line of Control LoC in the Jammu region almost a week after crossborder firing ceased between India and Pakistan here

Updated At : 05:28 PM Oct 13, 2016 IST

Residents of a border village take shelter in a relief camp during cross-border shelling in Jammu. Tribune file photo

Jammu, October 13

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