Saiyna Bashir
Freelance Photojournalist at Freelance
Photojournalist based in Pakistan. Contributor to NYT, Reuters and Telegraph among others. Consultant Photographer Unicef. TEDx speaker.
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Feb 6, 2024 |
telegraphindia.com | Christina Goldbaum |Zia ur-Rehman |Saiyna Bashir
The highway is the most politically charged slice of a politically turbulent country. It winds 290km from Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad, through the fertile plains of Punjab province to Lahore, the nation’s cultural and political heart. For centuries, it was known only as a sliver of the Grand Trunk Road, Asia’s longest and oldest thoroughfare, linking traders in Central Asia to the Indian subcontinent.
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Jan 9, 2024 |
buffalonews.com | Saiyna Bashir
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Sep 9, 2023 |
finans.dk | Annie Gowen |Niko Kommenda |Saiyna Bashir
10/09/2023 KL. 10:00 For abonnenter Bagh Yusuf, Pakistan - The floods came, and then the sickness. Muhammad Yaqoob stood on his concrete porch and watched the black, angry water swirl around the acacia trees and rush toward his village last September, the deluge making a sound that was like nothing he had ever heard. "It was like thousands of snakes sighing all Log ind Få adgang til FINANS - Overblik, inspiration og indsigt i dansk og internationalt erhvervsliv.
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Sep 5, 2023 |
rsn.org | Annie Gowen |Niko Kommenda |Saiyna Bashir
The floods came, and then the sickness. Muhammad Yaqoob stood on his concrete porch and watched the black, angry water swirl around the acacia trees and rush toward his village last September, the deluge making a sound that was like nothing he had ever heard. “It was like thousands of snakes sighing all at once,” he recalled. At first, he thought villagers’ impromptu sandbags, made from rice and fertilizer sacks, had helped save their homes and escape Pakistan’s worst floods on record.
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Sep 5, 2023 |
adn.com | Annie Gowen |Niko Kommenda |Saiyna Bashir
BAGH YUSUF, Pakistan -- The floods came, and then the sickness. Muhammad Yaqoob stood on his concrete porch and watched the black, angry water swirl around the acacia trees and rush toward his village last September, the deluge making a sound that was like nothing he had ever heard. “It was like thousands of snakes sighing all at once,” he recalled.
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