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Burmese refugees have settled here on this Bangladesh side of the border. On the way to Teknaf, we passed a few refugee camps. This is not a camp, this is a village. the camps look like refugee camps -hundreds of huts all clustered together w/ UNHCR tarps87 views
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after we had lunch, we (Chuck & Anika) went for a walk on the beach. then the skies opened up and it started pouring, sheets of rain. here is Chuck and a local burmese-speaking boy huddling under the overhang of a thatched house.87 views
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cow in the field. there were animals everywhere, in the fields, along the road, on the road... cows, goats, chickens mainly.87 views
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the plots in the center are being prepared for rice planting. the green plots are rice growing.86 views
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on the way to Teknaf from Cox's Bazaar. Teknaf is on the border of Bangladesh and Burma. lots of smuggled Burmese goods in the town market86 views
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Teknaf is on the southernmost tip of Bangladesh, on a narrow strip of land with the Bay of Bengal on one side and the Naaf River on the other. The Naaf river forms the border between Bangladesh and Burma86 views
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some of the villagers that lived among the trees along the shore. these people are all Burmese and don't speak any Bangla86 views
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fruit stand with oil lamps86 views
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driving to Chittagong from Dhaka. this is the countryside along the way. rice paddies. everything is so green in the monsoon season.85 views
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