After Typhoon Dianmu turned Hanoi's streets into rivers last Friday and Saturday, city dwellers decided to take a turn at fishing.
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Fishing like a pro: plastic colanders are used to catch fish on Me Tri Road in Nam Tu Liem District on August 19. Photo from Vitalk |
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It doesn't take long for passers-by to join the hunt. Photo from Vitalk |
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Gotcha! Photo from Vitalk |
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Admiring the catch. Photo from Vitalk |
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By the To Lich River passing through Hoang Mai District, locals use nets to catch fish after the typhoon raised water levels on August 20. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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The art of adaptation: a factory worker with his DYI fishing kit. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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Curious onlookers gather to watch the fishermen. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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The expression on his face says it all. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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Tonight's dinner? Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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And more to bring home, straight from the river. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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"Dianmu fish" sells for VND20,000 - VND30,000 ($1 - $1.5) per kilogram. Photo by VnExpress/Le Viet |
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