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Looking up an old love, food, on a historic street in Pakistan’s Karachi

  • A hub of food in the port city, Burns Road had lost its appeal in recent years due to traffic congestion and decaying buildings
  • A government decision last month to close the street to vehicular traffic and recent restoration works are bringing loyal customers back
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