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Mine Spill

October 22, 2013;

A Chinese mining site in a Tibetan-populated area in Sichuan province has spilled polluted water into a nearby river “resulting in the deaths of countless numbers of fish and other animals” i.e. livestock owned by villagers. “The spill has also contaminated the drinking water of five to six villages,” a local resident was quoted by RFA. Complaints to the authorities resulted in troops arriving in the area.

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