May 20, 2011 06:40 PM

Broken Promises in Qinghai's Earthquake Zone

By staff reporter Wang Xiaoqing

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(Yushu) – More than a year after a devastating earthquake ravaged this remote corner of southern Qinghai Province, Yushu Prefecture's long-distance bus station is buzzing.

More buses than ever are plying the dusty route between the mountainous prefecture and the provincial capital Xining, and yet demand for passenger tickets still exceeds supply.

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