Aftab Khan, 46, has been selling mobile phone accessories near a bus stand in Rawalpindi city for almost a decade. Originally from Pakistan’s northwest Swabi district, Khan said he makes some 1,000-1,200 rupees a day and sends most of the earnings back to his six-member family in Swabi. “I would hardly make ends meet with […]
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