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Contesto di Sindh
Il Sindh o Sind (sindhi سنڌ; in urdu سندھ), vasto 135 300 km², costituisce una delle quattro province del Pakistan, la seconda più popolosa (47,9 milioni), patria del popolo sindhi autoctono, dei profughi immigrati dall'India nel 1947 e di varie altre etnie.
