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Kodori
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Kodori 

(also Kodor), a river in the Abkhazian ASSR. Length, 80 km; basin area, 2,030 sq km. The Kodori is formed by the confluence of the Sakeni and Gvandra rivers, which rise on the southwestern slopes of the Greater Caucasus. The Kodori flows through a narrow gorge. At a distance of 25 km from its mouth, it emerges into a lowland, forming a delta where it empties into the Black Sea. The river is fed by mixed sources (primarily rain). The average flow rate at a point 25 km from its mouth is 123 cu m per sec. The Kodori is used for floating timber.



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Brothers Tofa, 40, and Kodor Mia, 32 and Mohammed Masood, 47, died and seven others were injured when fire broke out at around 4am on November 7 following a suspected gas leak.
Kodor Miah, 29, and Michael Laverick, 19, both of Cardiff, were each given three years after admitting supplying cocaine.
Michael Laverick and Kodor Miah were involved in trafficking the most dangerous drugs, Cardiff Crown Court heard.
 
 
 
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