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#12726346

7 September 2025

Fishermen select coastal fish catches in Pangandaran, West Java, on September 7, 2025. The drag net is one of 10 groups of fishing gear that are permitted for use by Indonesian fishermen based on the Regulation of the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, which aims to protect small fishermen and environmental sustainability. The length of the rope used is 2000 meters with a 500-meter net pulled by 15-20 people working together in a traditional way.

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#12726347

7 September 2025

Fishermen select coastal fish catches in Pangandaran, West Java, on September 7, 2025. The drag net is one of 10 groups of fishing gear that are permitted for use by Indonesian fishermen based on the Regulation of the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, which aims to protect small fishermen and environmental sustainability. The length of the rope used is 2000 meters with a 500-meter net pulled by 15-20 people working together in a traditional way.

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#11052064

6 March 2024

Hong Kong Customs officers are pulling a rope with a customs dog attached during a demonstration at a media tour at the Hong Kong Customs Canine Force Base in Hong Kong, China, on March 6, 2024.

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#8715886

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#8715888

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#8715890

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#8715910

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#8715922

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#8715958

25 August 2022

A farmer, Ibu Gonyah (52), repels a Sparrows attack by pulling a plastic rope connected to a biscuit tin, which is tied to a pole, causing a loud noise that can scare the birds away from her rice field in Bekasi, West Java province, on August 25, 2022. Although there are many more modern ways to get rid of bird pests, such as ultrasonic devices, snare nets, and so on, most farmers in Indonesia still choose to use traditional methods that have been used from generation to generation, such as pulling cans to produce noise known as, Komprangan, or putting clothes on wood to resemble humans, calls, Orang-orangan Sawah, to repel Sparrows, which are considered more friendly and do not harm the birds. This is done with the reason to maintain harmony between humans and nature.

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#6372754

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372760

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372774

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372782

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372786

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372788

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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#6372790

22 January 2021

Firefighters wearing PPE conduct an ice rescue training exercise on a frozen Bagry lake in Krakow, Poland.January 21, 2021. Participating firefighters took turns extracting 'victim' from a hole cut into the ice on the lake.

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