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Headline Electrical Transmission Towers in Viet Nam

Caption Description A view of electrical transmission towers in a mountainous area of Sapa, Viet Nam. 1.6 billion people the world over, or a quarter of humanity, live without electricity.

Unique Identifier UN7345385

NICA ID 491880

Production Date 06/23/2011 12:00:00 AM

Country Viet Nam

Credit UN Photo/Kibae Park

File size 6.81 MB