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- Description: More than 400,000 people who reside in Jharia are living on land in danger of subsidence due to the fires, âJharia township is on the brink of an ecological and human disaster." Most of the population are illegal coal scavengers. Many children who do not go to school work as coal pickers to earn money for their families which is less than £1 a day by collecting coal from the mine in Jharia, one of the most important coal mines in India and one of the largest in Asia. Jharia, Bihar, India.
- Credits: Prasanta - (India) Biswas/Majority World
- Keywords: asian coal mine, bihar coal mine, burning fires, campfire, child abuse, child labour, child poverty, coal livelihood, coal mines, coal mining, coal pickers, coal population, coal scavengers, collecting coal, dangerous mining, dirty kids, ecological disaster, homeless kids, human disaster, india coal mine, india villagers, indian children, indian kids, indian mining, indian people, indian poverty, indian poverty, jharia, jharia coal mine, jharia township, largest coal mine, mine fires, mining families, nude child, skin diseases, south asian mining, unclean children, underraged children
- Added: Jan 15, 2024
- Created: Jun 8, 2014
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- Description: More than 400,000 people who reside in Jharia are living on land in danger of subsidence due to the fires, âJharia township is on the brink of an ecological and human disaster." Most of the population are illegal coal scavengers. Many children who do not go to school work as coal pickers to earn money for their families which is less than £1 a day by collecting coal from the mine in Jharia, one of the most important coal mines in India and one of the largest in Asia. Jharia, Bihar, India.
- Date Created: 2014-06-08 00:00:00
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- City: Dhanbad
- State: Bihar
- Country: India
- Headline: Children of The Coalmines Area
- Source: Prasanta Biswas
- Copyright Notice: Prasanta Biswas/ Majority World
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