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Religious Sites Remain Closed

April 29, 2020;

Despite Chinese authorities trumpeting their success over COVID-19 in Tibet, major religious sites in and near Lhasa remain closed. One resident, speaking on condition of anonymity, observed that though “schools in Lhasa reopened weeks ago, and Tibet University in Lhasa reopened on April 26… the Jokhang temple, the Norbulingka, and the three main monasteries of Lhasa have still not opened to the public”.

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