Photo: a young rider shares a motorcycle ride with a bicycle in tow
A photograph distributed by the Associated Press of Pakistan captures a youngster holding onto a bicycle while riding on the back of a motorcycle.
A photograph released by the Associated Press of Pakistan shows a young person seated on the rear of a motorcycle, holding onto a bicycle during the ride.
The image, shared as part of the agency's regular photo coverage, offers a glimpse of everyday street life, with the youngster balancing the bicycle while being carried along on the motorcycle.
No further details were provided about the exact location, date or identities of those pictured. The photo was distributed by the Associated Press of Pakistan as a standalone image without an accompanying news report.
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