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Čili je novi čaj.

Brojni farmeri u Bangladešu zamijenili su čaj, kulturu po kojoj je taj dio svijeta najpoznatiji, čilijem.

“Ljute papričice ovdje pokrivaju preko 500 hektara zemlje. Farmeri ih prodaju za do 2400 funti po toni. Ovo im je puno isplativije od čaja”, rekao je fotograf Hasanur Rahman Maruf.

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Fishermen throw nets, from small round boats, over seaweed which looks like impossible areas to fish. The fish however are currently in this area at Hon Kho Beach, Quy Nhơn, Vietnam to reproduce in the South China Sea. Bui Van Hai, 35 from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam said, "Every morning in this area fishermen often use a big net for catching anchovies and other small seafood. This traditional method of living is made more difficult with the seaweed growing thickly in areas, however, these are the time anchovies come to, so it's a good place to fish." Please byline: Bui Van Hai/Solent News © Bui Van Hai/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** Hi, I am Bui Van Hai These following are my answer for your questions. 1. When and where did you take these photos? Every year, I often take these photos in August - the time seaweed begins appear 2. What is going on in the photos? Every morning, fishermen often use a big net for catching anchovies and other small seafood 3.What are they fishing for? They are catching anchovies 4.Is this methode traditional? Yes, this is a traditional living of them 5.how common is it to see? You only see these activities in July or August when seaweed growing thickly and anchovy coming to build nests and reproduce 6>what is your age occupation and where are you from? I am now 35 years old and working as a journalist for a newsmagazine in Ho Chi Minh City. I am living in Ho Chi Minh City right now Many thanks, All of them taken by me (Bui Van Hai) at Hon Kho Beach, Quy Nhơn city in July and August. I do not know why I send you the link of images from email vietnambeautyforum247@gmail.com, so it link to the mail nhabaonguyenminhtuy79@gmail.com. I think we use the same drive link??? I will send you all questions very soon Thanks so much,Image: 783776569, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

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A man washes an elephant in a river as they have a break while on their journey between villages. The photos were taken by Tomal Das in Islampur Upazila, Bangladesh. The 20 year old said, ÒNomadic travellers like this man move from one village to another entertaining people to earn money. They donÕt stay in the same place for a long time at all.Ó ÒThey tend to stand in front of local shops where the elephant is handed money which he takes with his trunk and passes to his owner. I loved to see the bonding between a human and wild animal.Ó Please byline: Tomal Das/Solent News © Tomal Das/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** EXTRA INFO: The nomad man travel riding on the elephant. And he earn money just by showing it to people, he move from one place to another stand infront of local shops and takes money, basically people give money to the elephant, the elephant take it with its trunk and pass the money to the person sitting on it people enjoy watching this scene. I am sorry i didnÕt asked him about their earnings * These Photos were taken in Islampur upazila, Jamalpur district, Bangladesh in 10'th February 2020 **Nomad people keep moving from one village to another, they entertain people and earn money by doing that. And whenever they find a river they take a short break to take shower and then they move forward towards their next destination. *This is not commonly seen because they Don't stay at the same place for a long time. * What i love most about these photographs is the bonding Between human and a wild animal * Name - Tomal Das Age - 20 Occupation - Freelance photographer I am from Islampur upazila, Jamalpur district, Bangladesh,Image: 783567532, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

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