Beneath the bustling streets of Karachi, hundreds of sewer workers labor in hazardous conditions, facing toxic fumes and relying on little more than a rope for their safety. Their work, vital yet perilous, ensures that the city's sewerage systems continue to function—a task that ranks among the filthiest and most dangerous professions in the world.
This photo essay, published in Express Tribune Labs, delves into the life of William Javaid, a sewer worker employed by the Clifton Cantonment Board (CBC). Through a 'day in the life' lens, the essay offers an intimate glimpse into William's daily struggles and the broader systemic challenges he faces, all while balancing his roles as a freelancer and a family man.
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