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Kashmir border quiet, but villagers maintain safe distance
Updated On: 05 January, 2015 06:08 AM IST | | Agencies
<p>Although no firing or shelling was reported yesterday, frightened villagers chose to stay away in makeshift camps in Samba and Kathua districts where they have been sheltered since Saturday</p>

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Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir border remained quiet on Sunday; one day after Pakistani gunfire left two Indian soldiers and a civilian dead and forced hundreds to flee their homes along the frontier. Although no firing or shelling was reported, frightened villagers chose to stay away in makeshift camps in Samba and Kathua districts where they have been sheltered, an official said.

Bullet-ridden: Villagers stand alongside the shattered windscreen of a vehicle damaged in cross border firing at the village Bainglad of Samba district, some 50 km from Jammu, on Saturday. Pic/AFP
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