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Nato has handed over control of the central Afghan province of Bamiyan to Afghan security forces.It is the first of seven areas to be passed to local forces under a plan announced by President Karzai in March.New Zealand troops performed the traditional Maori Haka as part of the handover ceremony.
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Date Found: July 17, 2011
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