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Amid lockdowns, Peshawar’s flowering hamlets are wastelands of dying blooms

  • Wilting fields of roses, marigold and jasmine along city’s outskirts have cost livelihoods
  • This is the first time the flower trade has been so drastically interrupted in the region
By ABDUR RAUF YOUSAFZAI ·

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