Fishermen on Myanmar's Inle Lake

Fishermen on Myanmar's Inle Lake

TOKYO, Japan - Fish are traded on Inle Lake in northeastern Myanmar in October 2010. The fishermen of the Intha, an ethnic minority group who inhabit the area around the lake, sell caught fish on the spot from their boats to buyers who take them to hotels and other nearby markets. (Kyodo)

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