Mithri

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Mithri is a village in Kot Diji taluka, Khairpur Mirs district, Sindh, Pakistan. It is situated along the Muhabat Waah canal and the national highway connecting Khairpur to Kot Diji. Mithri is 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) from Khairpur Mirs and 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) from the ancient site Kot Jo Kilo (Kot Diji Fort).

The population of Mithri is about 5,000. Most are engaged in farming fields, with the second largest group in government services. Most of the civil servants work in the education department, while a few are engineers and doctors. Rid is the main caste in the majority here and other castes are Hajano, Sanjrani, Shahani, Lashari, Laghari, Syed, Sheikh and Hindu families and some other Baloch castes.

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