Photo: Vendor Demonstrates Toy Bubble Gun at Islamabad Bazaar
A differently-abled vendor was pictured showcasing a toy bubble gun for sale at the H-9 weekly bazaar, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported.
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A photograph released by the Associated Press of Pakistan shows a differently-abled vendor demonstrating a toy bubble gun for sale at the weekly H-9 bazaar in Islamabad, the Federal Capital.
Toy and novelty item stalls are a regular feature of weekly bazaars in Pakistani cities, drawing families and children looking for affordable entertainment items.
The image was published in the photos section of the Associated Press of Pakistan, the national news agency, as part of its coverage of everyday commercial life.
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- A differently-abled vendor demonstrates a toy bubble gun for sale at the H-9 weekly bazaar — APP (Pakistan)
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