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Banyuwangi

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Indonesian Sharks supply local and international demand

Dead sharks caught by fishermen are seen at the port of Banyuwangi, East Java. Many local fishermen hunt the sharks for local consumption and sell...

by Aman R in Indonesia on 15/09/2010

A sulphur miner in the crater of Ijen, Banyuwangi, East Java. Many of these miners come from their village to earn extra income to help support their families. Banyuwangi, Indonesia. 13/03/2010 A sulfur miner in the crater of Ijen, Banyuwangi, East Java. He had to travel through, seemed endless. Hours not yet three o'clock in the morning, the morning bustle and hard work of local communities in the mountain scenery Ijen is interesting for foreign tourists .. They are the farmers who are not working their land, but private property. They come from villages around the foot of the mountain ijen, a miner to get extra income. Pole of bamboo basket holds a heavy burden on the shoulders of sulfur, one dependent weighing between 75-100 kg perkilo wage is Rp 500, but they are capable of carrying it miles away from the crater rose to the top and down to the foot of the mountain. Unsparing in the day the miners made two to three times the journey from the crater to the post collection

Arts & Entertainment

Mining Sulphur in East Java.

DMTX. A sulphur miner in the crater of Ijen, Banyuwangi, East Java. Many of these miners come from their village to earn extra income to help support...

by MARUL FARUQ in Indonesia on 13/03/2010

Mineworkers and conveyors working around the crater of the Ijen volcanic crater. A worker can bring about 80-100kg of brimstones. They get Rp.600,- per kg, Banyuwangi, Indonesia, 20/10/2008.

Society

Between Billowing smoke and the Brimstone Mineworker

Mineworkers and conveyors working around the crater of the Ijen volcanic crater. A worker can bring about 80-100kg of brimstones. They get Rp.600,-...

by nico haryono in Indonesia on 19/10/2008

15/09/2010 - Indonesian Sharks supply local and international demand - Indonesia - Dead sharks caught by fishermen are...
13/03/2010 - Mining Sulphur in East Java. - Indonesia - DMTX. A sulphur miner in the crater of...
19/10/2008 - Between Billowing smoke and the Brimstone Mineworker - Indonesia - Mineworkers and conveyors working...

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Indonesian Sharks supply local and international demand

Our World

Indonesian Sharks supply local and international demand

Dead sharks caught by fishermen are seen at the port of Banyuwangi, East Java. Many local fishermen hunt the sharks for local consumption and sell the fins to the regional and internati...
by Aman R, on 15th of September 2010
Mining Sulphur in East Java.

Arts & Entertainment

Mining Sulphur in East Java.

DMTX. A sulphur miner in the crater of Ijen, Banyuwangi, East Java. Many of these miners come from their village to earn extra income to help support their families. Banyuwangi, Indones...
by MARUL FARUQ, on 13th of March 2010
Between Billowing smoke and the Brimstone Mineworker

Society

Between Billowing smoke and the Brimstone Mineworker

Mineworkers and conveyors working around the crater of the Ijen volcanic crater. A worker can bring about 80-100kg of brimstones. They get Rp.600,- per kg, Banyuwangi, Indonesia, 20/10/...
by nico haryono, on 19th of October 2008

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