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Roadside Vendor Displays Second-Hand Toys to Attract Customers in Provincial Capital

A street vendor sets up a stall of used toys, hoping to draw the attention of passersby, according to a photo report by the Associated Press of Pakistan.

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A roadside vendor was seen waiting for customers while displaying an array of second-hand toys at his stall in a provincial capital, according to a photo report published by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

The image, shared by APP, shows the vendor arranging the used toys in an effort to catch the eye of passersby, a common scene at informal markets in Pakistani cities where such stalls provide affordable options for shoppers.

No further details about the vendor's identity, the specific city, or the broader context of the stall were provided in the original report.

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