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Only 12% Chinese have freshwater access, diversion of Tibet rivers imminent: Lobsang Sangay

November 4, 2017;

The Economic Times, 4 November 2017 Read original story here  GUWAHATI: Lobsang Sangay, the president of Central Tibetan administration in exile, today said that diversion of rivers in Tibet is imminent as China has a pressing need to provide water … Continued

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