Tibet's first high altitude ecological relocation project was successfully checked in.


In June 18th, 11 buses and 31 trucks moved slowly into the village of quagan, ancient honours, Lhasa, which symbolized the first high altitude ecological relocation project in Tibet autonomous region, Jiangsu. Jiangsu Kai an gave a satisfactory answer to the people of Tibet.
The project is located in the middle of Gu Chong Village and the village of ancient Rong, about 3800 meters above sea level, 27 kilometers from Lhasa City, adjacent to the 109 National Road, close to the industrial park of kudlong Deqing District, with a total investment of 226 million 260 thousand yuan. The construction content includes the supporting facilities such as housing, kindergarten and village committee building. It is the easy to move the poor and relocate workers in the high altitude area of Tibet. An important project.
Jiangsu Kai an, with first-class level and first-class management, selected a capable team, promoted project construction according to the requirements of high quality, high quality and high speed. The personnel of the project department overcame the plateau reactions such as headache, dizziness and vomiting caused by the special geographical environment of the plateau. In the situation of short duration and heavy duty, the project department held the people of Tibetan area. Dedication, love, difficulties and difficulties in the difficult environment, with the spirit of Kai an people's unique spirit, the wind and rain, day and night, to ensure the delivery of the project on schedule.
The first ecological relocation project in Tibet, the first high altitude area, was successfully checked in, and 1102 people in the Rong Ma Township of Nagqu County, nnma County, began a new life in the new home of the relocated point in the Lhasa city of Tibet. (Tang Jindong)

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