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Pakistan's team leave for Special Olympic on June 20

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Pakistan's special athletes contingent will be leaving for Athens on June 20 to feature in Special Olympics World Summer Games. Pak contingent is comprised of 90 special athletes. Pak athletes will be taking part in different events. Etihad Airways, the national airline of United Arab Emirates, is the exclusive official carrier for the Pak contingent.
Over 7,500 Special Olympics Athletes from 185 nations will compete in 22 Olympic sporting events from June 25 to July 9 at the Games.

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