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New Look 　　A newly constructed kindergarten in Longtoushan Town of Ludian County in Yunnan Province. 　　A 6.5-magnitude quake hit Ludian on August 3， 2014. The quake killed 617 people and injured another 3，143. According to government plans， residential reconstruction will be completed by the end of this year and public infrastructure reconstruction will be finished by the end of next year. 　　 Electricity Nationwide 　　China is planning to bring electricity to the last people in northwest China’s Qinghai Province that remain off the grid， according to the National Energy Administration （NEA） on August 3. 　　Around 39，800 people in Qinghai Province will gain access to basic electricity， said Liu Qi， Vice Chief of the NEA， giving no other details such as the date when the project will be completed. 　　The NEA recently decided to provide electricity to high-altitude areas with harsh natural conditions and a sparse population. 　　The NEA announced on July 7 that it would spend 92.6 billion yuan（$15 billion） this year on upgrades， with 20 billion yuan （$3.2 billion） coming from fiscal funds and the rest financed through bank loans. 　　 Pollution Monitoring 　　China will build a space-air-ground integrated sensing system to detect and stop pollution， according to the Ministry of Environmental Protection on August 4. 　　China’s central authorities decided in July to build a comprehensive ecological environment monitoring system that will have the ability to provide automatic early warning using surveillance sites across the country. 　　The ministry said it will take back the power of environmental monitoring from local authorities， so that the country will have a unified standard for pollution detection and punishment. 　　A total of 2.5 billion yuan （$402.8 million） has already been invested in building the system， the ministry said. 　　So far， there has been more than 2，700 surveillance sites with 60，000 professional staff spread all over the country， covering 338 c