US: Last protestors leave encampment before construction of Dakota Access Pipeline

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Nearly all protesters defending part of the US state of North Dakota
from the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline have left after a
federal deadline passed.

Demonstrators at the site have said that the pipeline would
contaminate the area's water supply, which passes through the land of
local native tribes.

Our US correspondent Laura Cantekin has more.

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