Reindeer herders say that if they don't get emergency funding, the animals may starve to death
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Dikanäs, Västerbottens län, Sweden |
“This is about the survival of the reindeer, and of Sami culture, which depends on them,” said Niila Inga, chair of the Swedish Sami Association.
Sami people gather their reindeer herd in a corral for selection and calf labelling near the village of Dikanaess, Sweden on October 27, 2016.
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