Live cross: Tibetan antelopes cross Chumar River

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For more on the Tibetan antelopes crossing the Chumar River, we now go to our reporter Tang Bo who is on the scene.

Hello, Tang Bo. We know the first group of Tibetan Antelopes has crossed the river. So what's the latest situation there along the waterway?

Thank you. That's our reporter Tang Bo reporting from Chumar River in Qinghai Province.

Editor:Zhang Jingya |Source: CNTV.CN


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