Rooftop buildings face awkward home truths
By Zheng Jinran in Shijiazhuang and Jin Haixing in Beijing | China Daily | Updated: 2013-09-03 07:24
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Call for clearer guidelines to tackle illegal structures
Illegal rooftop constructions have prompted heated discussions, with a range of structures discovered around the country.
Most recently, an illegal two-story rock-covered villa discovered on top of a Beijing building was ordered removed on Aug 13.
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