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WELIGAMA SRI LANKA MARCH 2014 Local Woman Weaving On The Street In Weligama The Locals Live Mainly From Tourism 

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WELIGAMA, SRI LANKA - MARCH 2014: Local fishermen sorting nets on beach after long night working. They are finding it more difficult to make a living due to over-fishing.

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WELIGAMA, SRI LANKA - MARCH 2014: Local fishermen sorting nets on beach after long night working. They are finding it more difficult to make a living due to over-fishing.

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