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#handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

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#handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

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#We need to spend more time collecting khai, and there is also less khai, which has affected our #income," the 48-year-old said, as she rolled #handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who 

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#handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

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#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the 

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#into 'ghost towns' A view of the Mekong river bordering Thailand and Laos is seen from the #Thai side in Nong Khai, #Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live 

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#Mekong have been collecting river weed, or khai, #for decades, but their harvest has fallen since China built nearly a dozen dams upstream.#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the 

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#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the #Mekong have been collecting river weed, or khai, #for decades, but their harvest has fallen since China 

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#into 'ghost towns' A view of the Mekong river bordering Thailand and Laos is seen from the #Thai side in Nong Khai, #Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live 

#Mekong have been collecting river weed, or khai, #for decades, but their harvest has fallen since China built nearly a dozen dams upstream.#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the 

#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the #Mekong have been collecting river weed, or khai, #for decades, but their harvest has fallen since China built nearly a dozen dams upstream.

#into 'ghost towns' A view of the Mekong river bordering Thailand and Laos is seen from the #Thai side in Nong Khai, #Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the 

#Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other women who #live by the 

#We need to spend more time collecting khai, and there is also less khai, which has affected our #income," the 48-year-old said, as she rolled #handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

#handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

#and Laos is seen from the Thai side in Nong Khai, Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other #women who live by the#of the Mekong River by her village in northern #Thailand, gathering river weed to sell and cook at home.

#China's Mekong dams turn Thai fishing villages into 'ghost towns' #A view of the Mekong river bordering Thailand #and Laos is seen from the Thai side in Nong Khai, Thailand, October 29, 2019. Photo by Reuters/Soe Zeya Tun #Kam Thon and other #women who live by the

 bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the 

#Thai-Laos border, said she only makes only about a third of what she used to earn when the #Mekong’s waters ran low in the dry season an

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#handfuls of the stringy green weed into balls and placed them in a nylon bag slung on her shoulder. #Kam Thon, who lives in Chiang Khong by the