Przemysł wydobywczy w Mjanmie - Redux
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A Rakhine laborer carries a bucket of white sand to the cement mixer at the edge of the TK hotel group construction site on Ngpali Beach in Thandwe, Myanmar on February 14, 2017. Mining beach sand was made illegal in 2004 but has not been strictly regulated. In 2015, the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism made their most recent effort enforce stricter regulations on mining sand from the beachfront area. (Lauren DeCicca for NRGI)
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2017-02-14
Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re/Redux Pictures/East News
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Lauren DeCicca for NRGI/Sacca/Re
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