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#10933799

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is seen at its historic minimum, with the recreational boat dock and the old town of Sant Roma de Sau exposed, in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is entering a drought emergency.

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#10933800

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is seen at its historic minimum, with the recreational boat dock and the old town of Sant Roma de Sau exposed, in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is entering a drought emergency.

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#10933792

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is showing cracks as it reaches its historic minimum in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is about to enter a drought emergency.

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#10933798

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is showing cracks as it reaches its historic minimum in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is about to enter a drought emergency.

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#10933801

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is showing cracks as it reaches its historic minimum in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is about to enter a drought emergency.

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#10933804

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is showing cracks as it reaches its historic minimum in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is about to enter a drought emergency.

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#10933805

23 January 2024

The Sau reservoir is showing cracks as it reaches its historic minimum in Osona, Spain, on January 22, 2024. At 5% of its capacity, the reservoir is the most visible sign of the drought in Catalonia, which is about to enter a drought emergency.

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#3487640

28 November 2018

Bangladeshi labors are working at a brick field in Dhaka, Bangladesh on November 28, 2018. Labors are working at the brick fields down to dusk with unhealthy condition as their wage not meet to minimum standard.

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#3487642

28 November 2018

Bangladeshi labors are working at a brick field in Dhaka, Bangladesh on November 28, 2018. Labors are working at the brick fields down to dusk with unhealthy condition as their wage not meet to minimum standard.

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#3487666

28 November 2018

Bangladeshi labors are working at a brick field in Dhaka, Bangladesh on November 28, 2018. Labors are working at the brick fields down to dusk with unhealthy condition as their wage not meet to minimum standard.

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#2639339

26 April 2018

International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson addresses a press conference in Eastern India city Kolkata on April 26, 2018. In a historic decision, the International Cricket Council on Thursday (April 26) granted T20I status to all its 104 member nations – both men and women’s team. The development was confirmed by ICC CEO David Richardson in a press conference in Kolkata. Richardson said that a global ranking system will also be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status – 12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. ICC said that the move is a part of the wider strategic aim of using the T20 format to globalise the game. It said that the new minimum standards will be introduced making it as easy as possible for Members to play international cricket in a sustainable and affordable way.

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#2639421

26 April 2018

International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson addresses a press conference in Eastern India city Kolkata on April 26, 2018. In a historic decision, the International Cricket Council on Thursday (April 26) granted T20I status to all its 104 member nations – both men and women’s team. The development was confirmed by ICC CEO David Richardson in a press conference in Kolkata. Richardson said that a global ranking system will also be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status – 12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. ICC said that the move is a part of the wider strategic aim of using the T20 format to globalise the game. It said that the new minimum standards will be introduced making it as easy as possible for Members to play international cricket in a sustainable and affordable way.

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#2639462

26 April 2018

International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson addresses a press conference in Eastern India city Kolkata on April 26, 2018. In a historic decision, the International Cricket Council on Thursday (April 26) granted T20I status to all its 104 member nations – both men and women’s team. The development was confirmed by ICC CEO David Richardson in a press conference in Kolkata. Richardson said that a global ranking system will also be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status – 12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. ICC said that the move is a part of the wider strategic aim of using the T20 format to globalise the game. It said that the new minimum standards will be introduced making it as easy as possible for Members to play international cricket in a sustainable and affordable way.

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#2639477

26 April 2018

International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson addresses a press conference in Eastern India city Kolkata on April 26, 2018. In a historic decision, the International Cricket Council on Thursday (April 26) granted T20I status to all its 104 member nations – both men and women’s team. The development was confirmed by ICC CEO David Richardson in a press conference in Kolkata. Richardson said that a global ranking system will also be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status – 12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. ICC said that the move is a part of the wider strategic aim of using the T20 format to globalise the game. It said that the new minimum standards will be introduced making it as easy as possible for Members to play international cricket in a sustainable and affordable way.

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#2639482

26 April 2018

International Cricket Council chief executive Dave Richardson addresses a press conference in Eastern India city Kolkata on April 26, 2018. In a historic decision, the International Cricket Council on Thursday (April 26) granted T20I status to all its 104 member nations – both men and women’s team. The development was confirmed by ICC CEO David Richardson in a press conference in Kolkata. Richardson said that a global ranking system will also be launched for the format. At present, there are 18 members with T20I status – 12 full members plus Scotland, Netherlands, Hong Kong, UAE, Oman and Nepal. ICC said that the move is a part of the wider strategic aim of using the T20 format to globalise the game. It said that the new minimum standards will be introduced making it as easy as possible for Members to play international cricket in a sustainable and affordable way.

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