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Feet on the edge of entrance door of a running train in Myanmar

Looking down at feet on the edge of an open entrance door of a running train in Myanmar

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Yangon, Myanmar - Feb 13, 2017. People on the train in Yangon, Myanmar. Yangon is the country main centre for trade, industry and tourism.

Yangon, Myanmar - February 25, 2011:A young boy rests his arms and head on the train window to look outside at leisure whilst waiting for the train to leave Yangon station. The Yangon central railway station is the largest station in Myanmar, the design based on Burmese style architecture. The trains mostly connect only the major cities and are largely government run. There are only two private companies running trains, the quality of which is better than the government run trains.

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A passenger traveling on a Myanmar Railways train, with all windows open to survive the stifling heat.

Bago, Myanmar - oct 31, 2012 : the train to Mandalay crosses slowly and on bumpy tracks across the great plains of central Burma

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Yangon, Myanmar - February 17, 2011: A young woman looks out of a train window thoughtfully as she waits for it to leave Yangon station.The Yangon central railway station is the largest station in Myanmar, the design based on Burmese style architecture. The trains mostly connect only the major cities and are largely government run. There are only two private companies running trains, the quality of which is better than the government run trains.

A Myanmar Railways train travels through a rural area near Kalaw.

Yangon, Myanmar - December 26, 2016: City line of local railway transportation is a public service for local people in greater Yangon, Myanmar.

Railway Bazaar, Mandalay, Myanmar. A three-wheeler utility truck seen through the open doors of an ordinary class railway carriage that has emptied on arrival at the bazaar. Fruit and vegetable traders sitting with their wares on the active railway line scatter with the arrival of a train, leaving some of their produce between the rails on the track and sleepers until the train has departed at the open air market at Railway Bazaar, Mandalay, Myanmar

Shan, Myanmar - Feb 23, 2016. Local train stopping at station in Shan State, Myanmar. Rail transport was first introduced in Myanmar in 1877 when Lower Burma was a British colony.

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