reading from txt/csv file having a row name followed by comma seperated values

[katxander]

Example sub district 1;37.07810404146093,-0.7440589758475694,0 37.07377958227518,-0.7439737466638327,0 37.07031286716982,-0.7462111022843512,0
Example sub district 2;36.60976272976415,-1.072295701394543,0 36.6085062137015,-1.074044760664152,0 36.60659085467431,-1.074135213376742,0
Example sub district 3;37.3246647639262,-0.7569106726283706,0 37.32797510385523,-0.7619492005044937,0 37.34129212103103,-0.7710724673283261,0
Example sub district 4;37.23810930461133,-0.6696598310608251,0 37.23964378632798,-0.671277050288038,0 37.24005499382114,-0.6736634425660779,0
Example sub district 5;36.67888213209307,-0.1757724247594053,0 36.67472925196001,-0.1790666082024344,0 36.66630103108358,-0.1809768711073505,0
Example sub district 6;36.49380790206693,0.1204137030239329,0 36.46072024226877,0.1056565148669205,0 36.45612132946532,0.1051047236369712,0
Example sub district 7;36.9169031110208,-1.166410265183045,0 36.91936565485939,-1.166262865781281,0 36.92123263891568,-1.167432020523753,0

using this php code :

<?php $fp = fopen('KEN_SUB_DISTRICT_POLYDAT.csv','r') or die("can't open file"); print "\n"; while($csv_line = fgetcsv($fp,1024)) { print ''; for ($i = 0, $j = count($csv_line); $i < $j; $i++) { print ''; } print "\n"; } print '

'.$csv_line[$i].'

'; fclose($fp) or die("can't close file"); ?>

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