Beijing residents vote to decide the fate of houses
Updated: 2007-06-09 13:49
![A Chinese man reads newspaper in Juixiaqiao Sub-district in Beijing, June 9, 2007. Local government in Jiuxianqiao and the real estate developer jointly organize the vote on Saturday to see if majority residents of over 5000 families accept the new compensation policy after failed attempts to reach an agreement through other ways. Both notary officials and supervisors are invited to monitor the vote that runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at six ballot booths. [Sun Yuqing/www.dkpw.cn]](xin_36060409135914205021.jpg)
A Chinese man reads newspaper in Juixiaqiao Sub-district in Beijing,
June 9, 2007. Local government in Jiuxianqiao and the real estate developer
jointly organize the vote on Saturday to see if majority residents of over 5000
families accept the new compensation policy after failed attempts to reach an
agreement through other ways. Both notary officials and supervisors are invited
to monitor the vote that runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at six ballot booths. [Sun
Yuqing/www.dkpw.cn]
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