QUETTA (Pajhwok/News Lens Pakistan): On a typical manic afternoon on Quetta’s busy Saryab Road, Khalil Ahmed struggles to keep up with a surge in lunch orders in the restaurant where he works. Even though there are two other child waiters helping in the busy restaurant that serves tea and meals, Ahmad, 9, moves swiftly between customers inside the hall and out where tables are placed in the open by the road, cups and plates piled precariously on grimy palms, to deliver orders.
Later, when the crowd of . . .
