This scene was captured by cameraman bnesss, when his car was stopped next to this rickshaw on a Karachi traffic light.
Besides noting the obvious dirty feet, also note the expression on rickshaw driver’s face.
Photograph date is October 27, 2007 and photo credits belong to: bnesss
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Yes it looks disgusting but the same applies to all the meat which comes from the slaughter houses and the way they are transported. Even the animals brought for slaughtering are half dead in many cases.
This is a beutiful website. looks and feels truly Pakistani.
Dirty? Yes! But isn’t it an everyday thing in our countries?
I am in India – same indiffrnce here, too, towards hygine and health.
May be it is nature’s way of keeping the people from walking on one another?
Or if you want to look at it from another point of view, it helps in building immunity!
Besides, cooking will kill most of the germs!
Same thing happens to tiles of ice on the footpaths – dogs licking it, peeing on it…
– relaxedesi
disgusting
this just made me wanna puke!