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Mining Journal > Journal Team Diary > Mining company damages Great Wall

Mining company damages Great Wall

Journal Team Diary

Publishing Date

13 Nov 2009 10:51am GMT

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13/11/09

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A Chinese gold-mining company has been accused of damaging a section of the Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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