China Examines Three Gorges Resettlement Rules

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Thursday, February 15, 2001, updated at 22:23(GMT+8)

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China Examines Three Gorges Resettlement Rules

Premier Zhu Rongji presided over the 35th executive meeting of the State Council Thursday, which examined and adopted, in principle, draft amendments to the rules on resettlement in the Three Gorges dam project.

The State Council issued the resettlement rules in 1993.

The amendments were made in line with the new situation faced with the Three Gorges project, the world's largest hydro-power program.

The meeting decided that the revised rules be issued by the State Council after amendments are made.


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	Premier Zhu Rongji presided over the 35th executive meeting of the State Council Thursday, which examined and adopted, in principle, draft amendments to the rules on resettlement in the Three Gorges dam project.




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