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Diggers, including soldiers and armed police, use excavators and bulldozers to dig a diversion channel for a quake lake at Tangjiashan, Beichuan County, May 26, 2008. The lake was formed by landslides that blocked a river known as the Jianhe after the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province. Helicopters have airlifted professionals and materials for the operation to the area Monday afternoon. [Xinhua]
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Helicopters transport food and necessary supplies for soldiers and armed police, working to dig a diversion channel for a quake lake at Tangjiashan, Beichuan County on May 26, 2008. Helicopters have airlifted professionals and materials for the operation to the area Monday afternoon. [Xinhua]
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A Mi-26 helicopter carries a bulldozer to the vicinity of the swelling Tangjiashan quake lake in Southwest China's Sichuan Province, May 26, 2008. A Russian helicopter successfully delivered a bulldozer and other eight sets of big machineries near the lake, in order to dig a diverting channel to prevent a flood. [Xinhua]
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Diggers use excavators and bulldozers to dig a diversion channel for a quake lake at Tangjiashan, Beichuan County on May 26, 2008. The lake was formed by landslides that blocked a river known as the Jianhe after the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province.Helicopters have airlifted professionals and materials for the operation to the area Monday afternoon. [Xinhua]
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Diggers, including PLA soldiers and armed police, use excavators and bulldozers to dig a diversion channel for a quake lake at Tangjiashan, Beichuan County, which was formed by landslides after the May 12 earthquake and now blocks the river Jianhe on May 26, 2008. Helicopters have airlifted professionals and materials for the operation to the area Monday afternoon. [Xinhua]
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