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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen

January 23, 2017 at 2:39 am | Published in: Middle East, News, Videos & Photo Stories, Yemen

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [ Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency ]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud - Anadolu Agency]

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Yemeni children sell household objects to customers at Salt Bazaar in capital Sanaa, Yemen on January 22 2017 [Mohammed Hamoud – Anadolu Agency]

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