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  • Publish Date- Oct 19, 2022, 12:10 am

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB

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Pedestrians are seen crossing busy intersections of different roads in the capital risking their lives despite having footover bridges there. Even they try to cross the barriers of the roads. These photos were captured from the capital’s Framgate area on Tuesday. Photo: Adnan Adid/UNB