Difference between revisions of "Lhasa Unrest"
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March 25: 381 rioters in Aba county surrender to police. One police officer killed, several injured in Garze riot. Another German TV station apologizes for inaccurate reporting. Western media reports not in line with the facts, say foreigners in Tibet. Renovation of Potala and Norbu Lingka palaces resumes in Tibet. Tibetans look forward to Olympic flame reaching top of Mount Qomolangma. More countries express support for China's handling of Lhasa riots. | March 25: 381 rioters in Aba county surrender to police. One police officer killed, several injured in Garze riot. Another German TV station apologizes for inaccurate reporting. Western media reports not in line with the facts, say foreigners in Tibet. Renovation of Potala and Norbu Lingka palaces resumes in Tibet. Tibetans look forward to Olympic flame reaching top of Mount Qomolangma. More countries express support for China's handling of Lhasa riots. | ||
Revision as of 07:13, 13 July 2009
Timeline
March 25: 381 rioters in Aba county surrender to police. One police officer killed, several injured in Garze riot. Another German TV station apologizes for inaccurate reporting. Western media reports not in line with the facts, say foreigners in Tibet. Renovation of Potala and Norbu Lingka palaces resumes in Tibet. Tibetans look forward to Olympic flame reaching top of Mount Qomolangma. More countries express support for China's handling of Lhasa riots.
