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Mining Concerns

August 24, 2015;

Heavy machinery and equipment has been transported to the vicinity of Drakzong, a hill considered sacred by Tibetans living in the nearby Dingwa township in Zoege County in Amdo Ngaba. A protective deity is believed to reside in two caves in the hill. Local residents, who fear environmental consequences from mining, have blocked a road leading to the site; they have been threatened with police intervention.

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