Auditors uncover more accounting problems with Three Gorges Dam
Beijing
CHINESE government auditors have found more accounting problems with projects linked to the US$59-billion Three Gorges dam, the world's biggest hydropower scheme, following a critical report last year that revealed nepotism and other corrupt practices.
The state audit office has conducted 21 inspections since construction began in 1992, uncovering issues such as embezzlement, but continues to find problems, it said in a statement on its website on Thursday.
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