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Transport boats lined up at Dubai Creek, Dubai, UAE
Transport boats lined up at Dubai Creek, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Middle East
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Nepal Earthquake aftermath
2nd May 2015, Kathmandu, Nepal. Nepali police rescue teams watch as a digger clears the rubble of a collapsed hotel at Gongabu Kathmandu, Nepal on the 2nd May 2015, this area was quite badly hit with many buildings collapsing while others around them remained unscathed, many people were killed in a small area but as recently as 30th April a woman was rescued from the hotel where she worked 5 days after the earthquake.
An earthquake with magnitude 7.8 occurred near Lamjung, Nepal, 50 miles northeast of the capital Kathmandu at 06:11:26 UTC on Apr 25, 2015. The capital has seen considerable devastation including the nine-story Dharahara Tower, one of Kathmandu's landmarks built by Nepal's royal rulers as a watchtower in the 1800s and a UNESCO-recognised historical monument. It was reduced to rubble and there were reports of people trapped. Portions of historic buildings in the World Heritage gazetted site of Patan have also been destroyed as well as many buildings in the old city.
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' TV Programme, Australia - 21 Nov 2013
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The camp gets cramped for space as the celebrities merge together - Amy Willerton and Matthew Wright
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' TV Programme, Australia - 21 Nov 2013
Cramped in Camp
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'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' TV Programme, Australia - 21 Nov 2013
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Mandatory Credit: Photo by ITV/REX (3385205bm)
The camp gets cramped for space as the celebrities merge together - Amy Willerton and Matthew Wright
'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' TV Programme, Australia - 21 Nov 2013
Cramped in Camp
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ah)
(Cropped) An elderly person living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ag)
(Cropped) A low-income family living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479af)
(Cropped) An unemployed man living in urban slums in Hong Kong. His apartment is 28 square feet.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ae)
(Cropped) A single man with a low-income living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ac)
(Cropped) An elderly person living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ad)
(Cropped) An elderly person living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mn Chan/REX_Shutterstock (2165479z)
Exterior of an urban slum at Sham Shui Po in Hong Kong
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479ab)
(Cropped) A low-income family living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
MANDATORY CREDIT: Benny Lam/SoCO. Only for use in story about Benny Lam/SoCO's work. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Benny Lam/SoCO/REX_Shutterstock (2165479o)
(QR code) An elderly person living in urban slums in Hong Kong.
Shocking aerial photos of cramped Hong Kong apartments, Hong Kong - 22 Feb 2013
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/k4y9
For people living in the west, it's hard to imagine anyone living in an apartment this small.
But for some of the poorest people in Hong Kong this is their home, all 40 square-foot of it.
The Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) has released a set of birds-eye images of low-income families, singletons, elderly and unemployed people living in urban slums to highlight the housing problem in Hong Kong.
Director of SoCO, Ho Hei-Wah says: "By taking these photos of inadequate housing we have uncovered the problems and want to arouse public and government concern over the issue.
"These people have to afford an expensive rent rate; it equals to approximately £6-7.50 per square foot per month and sometimes have to wait years for public rental housing because they have so few in Hong Kong."
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Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Drysdale / Rex Features ( 1128904f )
Cramped bunk beds take up most of the space in the bunker and oxygen levels would be kept low to induce sleepfullness. The fallout shelter was for the general population and would be filled on a first come, first served basis. Facilities are minimal but it is one of several around Berlin. This one is open to the public on guided tours from the Berlin Story museum.
Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
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Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Drysdale / Rex Features ( 1128904c )
Cramped bunk beds take up most of the space in the bunker and oxygen levels would be kept low to induce sleepfullness. The fallout shelter was for the general population and would be filled on a first come, first served basis. Facilities are minimal but it is one of several around Berlin. This one is open to the public on guided tours from the Berlin Story museum.
Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
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Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Andy Drysdale / Rex Features ( 1128904a )
Cramped bunk beds take up most of the space in the bunker and oxygen levels would be kept low to induce sleepfullness. The fallout shelter was for the general population and would be filled on a first come, first served basis. Facilities are minimal but it is one of several around Berlin. This one is open to the public on guided tours from the Berlin Story museum.
Cold War nuclear shelter in an underground car park in West Berlin - 29 Nov 2009
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by teenagers.
The tattooist waits in his tattoo parlour for customers.
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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