Early morning in a large traditional settlement of the Dassanech people in the Omo Delta of Southwest Ethiopia. The piles of dried cow dung are burned at night to keep away mosquitoes, which are a serious nuisance in an area surrounded by waterways and flooded or marshy land.

Early morning in a large traditional settlement of the Dassanech people in the Omo Delta of Southwest Ethiopia. The piles of dried cow dung are burned at night to keep away mosquitoes, which are a serious nuisance in an area surrounded by waterways and flooded or marshy land.
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