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Immigrants from dam site reach new homes
(Xinhua/newsphoto)
Updated: 2004-08-06 01:34
Eleven-year-old Shang Qianying waits at
Jinan Railway Station for a bus to take her and her family to a new home in
Changqing District, in the city of Jinan, capital of East China's Shandong
Province. She is among the last group of immigrants moving from the site
of the Three Gorges Dam in Southwest China's Chongqing Municipality to
other provinces. [Xinhua] |
A total of 401 immigrants from the site of
the Three Gorges Dam in Chongqing arrive at Jinan, Eastern
Shandong Province, Thursday by train. Shandong Province has built 91 houses for
the immigrants and has allotted them the same amount of arable land as
local farmers. The relocation of residents from the dam site to other
places within Chongqing will continue.
[newsphoto] |
Zhang Rongli (first R),
a doctor from the Kaixian County Hospital in Chongqing Municipality of Southwest
China, accompanies immigrants from their former hometown to their new
homes. [Xinhua] |
A immigrant from Chongqing inspects his new
residence in Jinan, Eastern Shangdong Province on Thursday.
[newsphoto] |
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