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Thailand: Fishing boat near the Urak Lawoi (Sea Gypsy) village of Sang Kha Ou (Sanga-U), Ko Lanta, Krabi Province

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The 'Sea Gypsies' or Moken of the Andaman Sea, known in Thai as chao thalae or 'people of the sea', are divided into three groups. They number between 4,000 and 5,000, they live only on the coast, either in huts by the shore, or on craft that ply the coastal waters from the Mergui Archipelago in Burma to the Tarutao Islands in Southern Thailand. The largest Sea Gypsy group are the Urak Lawoi, numbering around 3,000. They live in simple shacks on beaches stretching south from Phuket to the Tarutao islands and make a living by fishing and beachcombing. Their two largest settlements are at Ko Sirey and Rawai in the southeast of Phuket island.

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