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Friday, January 19, 2001, updated at 16:14(GMT+8)

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Computers to Look After Potala Palace

The China Culture Relic Exchange Center (CCREC) donated earlier some 100,000 yuan worth of computers to Potala Palace in Tibet Autonomous Region, known as the Buddhist Museum of Tibetan History and Culture.

It was reported from Lhasa that the donation was cited by the Culture Relic Protection Department's head at the donation ceremony as one in the way it will speed up the management of Potala Palace. This is to say old manual managerial work will be given way to a new computerized process of registration and management of relics in the Palace.

By PD Online staff member Yin Zhili


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	The China Culture Relic Exchange Center (CCREC) donated earlier some 100,000 yuan worth of computers to Potala Palace in Tibet Autonomous Region, known as the Buddhist Museum of Tibetan History and Culture.




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