What was the mascot of the 2010 South Asian Games held in Dhaka?
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The mascot was 'Kutum', a magpie robin (Doel), which is the national bird of Bangladesh.
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The mascot was 'Kutum', a magpie robin (Doel), which is the national bird of Bangladesh.
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