“The bugs seem to be everywhere in every neighborhood, bazaar and shop, sparing no one. They're a bullying force on sidewalks, flying in and out of stores and cars and homes, and settling onto every available surface, from vegetables to people.” Those are the words of New York Times reporter Saba Imtiaz, describing the present fly infestation situation in Karachi, which is Pakistan's foremost city.
At least by Pakistani standards, Karachi is advanced. Not only is it the country's most populous place, it's also its most important industrial and financial center. All that, plus it's the nation's cultural hub. Call Karachi the New York City of Pakistan.
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