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Marma people

Marma people

Ethnic group of Bangladesh, Myanmar and India.

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    Ethnic group in Myanmar.

    12%

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    Region in southeastern Bangladesh.

    9.4%

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    Sino-Tibetan language spoken in Myanmar.

    9.3%

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    4.5%

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    Ethnic groups in Bangladesh.

    3.8%

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    Ethnic group from the Indian subcontinent.

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