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Yesterday, on May 16, 2021, I spent another aimless day on Dhaka streets. I was accompanied by Asif in the search of battery dealers in Puran Dhaka. We celebrated Eid-Ul-Fitr 2 days back, and the city was still vibing. Although shops were closed and our initial intention went in vain, I discovered something more interesting on that evening. Puran Dhaka (Or old Dhaka) is the most congested locality in Bangladesh (I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the most densely populated area in the world). I doubt whether there has been any recent demographic study there, but apparently, this area has a significantly higher presence of children between the age range of 5 to 10. For a clustered urban space with unhygienic living standards, the mortality rate for the adult population should be reasonably higher compared to other parts of Dhaka city. Having stated the preamble, let me tell you what caught my eyes yesterday. I saw hundreds of children playing with toy guns like this on the road: Childr

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