Boat abandoned on bed of dried-up portion of Iran's Lake Urmia

Boat abandoned on bed of dried-up portion of Iran's Lake Urmia

A boat remains abandoned on the bed of the dried-up portion of Lake Urmia, an endorheic lake in the northwestern Iranian province of West Azerbaijan, as pictured on May 25, 2015. The lake, once the largest in the Middle East, has become only a third the size of what it used to be. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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