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Special Rampant drug use fuels divorce rate, ruins hundreds of families in coastal Karachi village video

Rampant drug use fuels divorce rate, ruins hundreds of families in coastal Karachi village

  • Rehri Goth has a population of nearly 70,000 and is primarily home to ethnic Sindhi fisherfolk
  • The coastal village has been a hub for drug peddlers, with addicts often lining its shabby streets
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