A street vendor and his food stall wait for any custom as the coronavirus lockdown curfew, which runs from 2200 until 0300hrs (as of 25/05/2020), approaches.

People living in shacks alongside a railway track as the coronavirus lockdown curfew, which runs from 2200 until 0300hrs (as of 25/05/2020), approaches.

People living in shacks alongside a railway track as the coronavirus lockdown curfew, which runs from 2200 until 0300hrs (as of 25/05/2020), approaches.

Wichean Phaithong (60)he used to work as a fisherman in the golf of Thailand and be at sea for several months at a time but he became homeless about six years ago after he returned from one of these f...

Aorachai Yoonprayong (47), before living rough on the streets of Bangkok, he used to sell children toys at Hua Lampong, the city's main train station, making around 100-300 Baht per day (between 2.50...

Pranee Thermuangpak (38) with one of her three children. She is epileptic and unable work, and her aging mother needs regular medication. Her husband, Samart Thermuangpak, a construction worker, attem...

A group of young boys share some food they have begged from a passing tourist. The district of Thamel, popular with backpackers, is a magnet for children fleeing abuse, conflict and rural poverty. The...

A homeless man sleeps on the Howrah Bridge (Rabindra Setu). The cantilever Howrah Bridge, which is used by millions every day, is one of the busiest bridges in the world.

Homeless people sleeping under the Howrah Bridge, one of the busiest bridges in the world. Some two million people cross the bridge each day.

A young boy has collapsed after sniffing glue from the bag which lies on the ground next to him. Hundreds of street children swarm the backpacking district of Thamel, many sniffing glue or drinking ri...

A young boy tries to open an old spray can of paint to get high. Hundreds of street children swarm the backpacking district of Thamel, many sniffing glue or drinking rice whisky to escape the cold nig...