
It is the dead of night. While the city sleeps, this fish market remains wide awake. The image captures a scene of bustling activity, with various types of fresh fish arranged in neat rows ranging from Rui Katla, and Mrigal to a wide assortment of other fish, both large and small. To one side, one can also spot a large container filled with Pangas fish.
Shopkeepers are busy attending to customers; some are cleaning and cutting fish, others are weighing the catch, and some are negotiating prices. The market atmosphere is unique, where the mud- and water-strewn floor seems an integral part of this way of life.

In the picture, a shopkeeper is seen holding a large fish perhaps he has just finished cleaning and displaying it. Another person sits nearby, likely also involved in the trade.
These scenes reveal a true facet of our daily lives, where people toil day and night to earn a living. It is through this hard work that such delicious, fresh fish reaches our plates. This late-night fish market stands as a vivid reflection of the struggle for survival.
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what a business i love fish i wish someone lends me one or maybe i get cash go and buy one
El contenedor de Pangas al costado y las hileras de Rui Katla y Mrigal ordenadas dicen bastante del tipo de mercado: volumen alto, rotación rápida, nada que envejezca en la bandeja. Lo que me llama la atención es que las fotos muestran el piso con barro y agua, o sea que la operación real no espera a que acondicionen el lugar, se mueve igual de madrugada. ¿Ese mercado arranca tipo 2-3am todos los días o solo en días específicos de subasta?