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مترجم| بالصور والفيديو.. "الديلي ميل" تكشف الجانب الخفي من الحياة في دبي: عمال مضطهدون ولا يجدون قوت يومهم

مترجم| بالصور والفيديو.. "الديلي ميل" تكشف الجانب الخفي من الحياة في دبي: عمال مضطهدون ولا يجدون قوت يومهم

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نشرت صحيفة "الديلي ميل" البريطانية تقريرا مصورا للجانب الخفي من الحياة في امارة دبي، التي تعد من أعلى المدن من حيث ارتفاع مستوى المعيشة عالميا.


تقرير "الديلي ميل" جاء تحت عنوان: " جانب من دبي لا ترغب في رؤية السياح له" ويحتوي على صور تظهر الظروف الصعبة التي يعاني منها العمال المهاجرين الذين أجبروا على العمل في درجة حرارة تصل الى  50  بمبالغ زهيدة.

An Iranian photographer has captured the harsh lives endured by the migrant workers building Dubai's ever-growing skyline. Pictured is a huge dirty kitchen at the Sonapur camp where many of them live. The gas pipelines were built by the labourers and not subject to safety laws
Unhygeinic: A man guts fish in filthy conditions in a Sonapur kitchen
Misery: Farhad explains that several workers have their passports seized at the airport, and are forced to work extremely long hours in blistering heat for very little pay. Sonapur is now home for more than 150,000 workers, mostly from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and China
Grim living standards: Jahangir, 27, from Bangladesh, has worked as a cleaner for the past four years. He earns 800 AED (£139) a month and sends 500 AED (£87) to his family. He uses the rest of the money for rent and food
Soaring: Thirty years ago, almost all of Dubai was a desert but it has become one of the main trade hubs and tourist destinations in the region


Labourers seek to make extra cash at the weekends by setting up food stalls and trading with fellow migrants

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Improvised fun: Labourers enjoying a game called Carrom, similar to billiards, which they built themselves
The labourers usually work 14 hours where in summer the temperature goes over 50C. western tourists not to stay outside more than five minutes
Every evening, the hundreds of thousands of young men who build the city are driven to vast concrete wastelands to work
These labourers are working on luxurious boats in a shipyard in Jaddaf. These boats are used mostly for tourism and can fetch $3,755,000
Harrowing: Their accommodation is cramped, filthy, sweltering and often overrun with vermin. Yet many can't leave
The secret vegetable market within Sonapur is a cheap place for labourers to provide themselves with vegetable and fruits
Pleading: A Chinese worker has written a message for his employer begging them to pay him and let him go home
Makeshift: Using a broken mirror and stationed next to a bin, a barber sets up shop
Muslim labourers during their evening prayer. Farhad believes that the stories of labourers are extremely important
Shahroukh, who enjoys a better standard of living than other workers, gets ready before heading out to work at a decoration company
Devotion: Labourers heading back to their rooms after evening prayer. The mosque inside Sonapur is one of the few well-maintained buildings
Ali Sadam, 24, Ali Sadam has been working as cleaner for the past two years and he lives with five roommates in Sonapur

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