Relocating residents from extreme high altitude areas to lower places in the Tibet autonomous region was a good thing both for the environment and people's heath, said Nyima Tashi, a member of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, on Sunday.Nyima Tashi, head of the Tibet Academy of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, said Tibet performed ecological relocation as a key measure to better protect the natural environment and to help poverty-stricken residents get out of poverty, which was closely related to living in extreme high altitude areas.According to Nyima Tashi, by the end of 2019, Tibet lifted 628,000 impoverished people out of poverty, and all the region's 74 counties and districts were removed from the poverty list.In terms of ecological relocation project, as of now, more than 260,000 people ha...