Three-year-old Ibrahim should have been running, playing, living — not falling into an open manhole on a Karachi street. His death wasn’t an accident. It was the cost of a city abandoned by those meant to protect it. While officials stay missing, Karachi’s people are out there filling potholes, covering manholes, repairing streets with their own hands. No budgets, no titles, no help — just citizens trying to save each other. Karachi isn’t surviving because of its government. It’s surviving becau

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