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China-built dam heralds end to water supply challenges in Mauritius

Xinhua,August 15, 2018 Adjust font size:

MAURITIUS-PORT LOUIS-CHINA-BUILT DAM

Aerialphoto taken on July 13, 2017 shows the Bagatelle dam, 22 kilometers southeast of Port Louis, capital of Mauritius. The pristine beaches in the Indian Ocean Archipelago of Mauritius have always fascinated well-heeled foreign tourists and the China-built Bagatelle dam, which was launched in June this year, has added another sparkle to the country's timeless beauty. (Xinhua)

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