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Two Years After an Earthquake, a Stand-Off Over a Shanty Town
A group of Tibetan earthquake victims in China say they're being threaten with removal to make way for an eco-tourism center.
It's been two years since a 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck Gyegu, China, forcing most of its survivors to live in makeshift camps.
The residents of those camps (as seen above) are now reportedly being threatened with forcible removal to make way for an ecological tourism center.