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Tibetan Monks Uncertain Quake-Destroyed Monastery Will be Rebuilt

July 14, 2022;

-By Radio Free Asia  Monks from the Gyalrong Tsodun Kriti Monastery in northeastern Tibet do not know if they will receive help from local Chinese officials to rebuild after the structure was destroyed by an earthquake last month, a person with knowledge of the situation said on Tuesday. The temblor that rocked Barkham (in Chinese,…

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