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  • curprev 03:3403:34, 1 December 2024 2404:1c40:db:b8ae:1:0:6fec:ce1d talk 22,497 bytes +1 7 million is just the population of Greater Noakhailla, Noakhailla is also spoken outside the greater Noakhailla in places like Mirsarai, Sitakunda, Sandwip and Fatikchari of Chittagong, Nangolkot, Chouddgram, laksham of Comilla district, Southern Tripura of India, and some parts of Chadpur, Bhola and Indian state of Assam as well. undo Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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