Amina Begum had never seen a computer until a few years ago, but now she's on Skype regularly with her husband. A woman on a bicycle brings the Internet to her. Dozens of 'Info Ladies' bike into remote Bangladeshi villages with laptops and Internet connections, helping tens of thousands of people - especially women - get everything from government services to chats with distant loved ones. It's a vital service in a country where only five million of 152 million people have Internet access. Window to the world: Info Lady Mehedi Akthar Misty (right) helps Amina Begum, 45, to talk to her husband via Skype in the village of Jharabarsha
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The Info Ladies bike hundreds of miles, bringing laptop computers and internet connections to thousands in impoverished farming villages
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Villagers can contact loved ones via Skype, use social media like Facebook and find out about government services
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Vital service in a country where only five million of 152m have internet access
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Info Ladies also offer advice on health matters and are trained to give blood tests
Nearly 60 @placeholder are working in 19 of Bangladesh's 64 districts.