Riksze w Indiach - Redux
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Mohammad Yusuf overlooks the repairs of his electric rickshaw in Ranchi, India, February 6, 2020. Many people gave up other occupations to start riding an electric rickshaw when e-rickshaws entered the market. However, over the past few months the market has seen an excess of the vehicles and the government has also tightened its grip on the movement of these vehicles. As a result, Mohammad Yusuf is only able to pick and drop school children from which he earns approx INR1500 (approx 21 USD) per month.
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2020-02-06
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