Hangu (Pakistan)
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Hangu (Urdu \ Pashto: ہنگو) is a town in the Northwest Frontier Province of Pakistan. It is the chief city of the district of Hangu. Hangu is famous for its greenery, hills, beauty and water.
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[edit] Location
Hangu is situated in the upper Miranzai Valley bordering the Samana Range in a green valley.
[edit] Development
Hangu is a developing area. It has one civil hospital two government high schools for boys and two govt schools for girls. There is a government degree college for boys and girls as well. Numbers of private sector educational institutions are also contributing to promote the social sector educational ratio.
There is a Police Training College (PTC) in Hangu. An Orakzai Agency headquarter is also situated in Hangu which works for the tribal area of FATA.
[edit] Tribes
Most of the people of this area are Bangash a Pashtun's tribe.
[edit] External links
http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/pakistan/story/2008/02/080205_hangu_refugees_zs.shtml

