Elderly Vendor Sells Household Items and Toys in Shadman to Support His Family
An elderly man was pictured strolling through Shadman selling household items and toys, earning a livelihood to support his family, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

An elderly man was pictured strolling through the Shadman area selling household items and toys, working to earn a livelihood for his family, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The report, distributed as a photo caption by APP, did not specify the man's name, age, or the city in which Shadman is located, though Shadman is a neighborhood found in several Pakistani cities, including Lahore. It also did not detail the specific items being sold or how long the man has worked as a street vendor.
Informal street vending, including the sale of household goods and toys, remains a common source of income for many individuals in Pakistan, particularly for older residents supporting themselves or their families.
Further details on the man's circumstances were not included in the original report.
Sources
- An elderly man strolls through Shadman selling household items and toys to earn a livelihood for his family — APP (Pakistan)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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