PHOTO: PRICED TO KILL
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January 27, 2020

PHOTO: PRICED TO KILL

KARACHI, Pakistan — Civil society activists carry a symbolic coffin during a demonstration against the price hike in food and essential utilities, in Karachi, yesterday. (Photo: AFP)

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