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REUTERS/JEENAH MOON
Crowds wait outside a hotel where Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama will stay in New York City.
NEW YORK >> The Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, arrived in New York on Sunday before receiving medical treatment for his knees and was greeted by hundreds of cheering and chanting supporters.
The 88-year-old waved from the open window of a limousine as it approached his Manhattan hotel. He walked slowly to the entrance, supported by assistants.
The Dalai Lama fled to India in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule in Tibet. The Nobel Peace Prize winner has been struggling with health problems for years.
Some supporters arrived hours in advance to ensure they could see a man making his first trip to the United States since 2017.
“I knew I had to come here for this unique opportunity. And I think it’s definitely worth waiting outside for the last four or five hours,” said Tenzin Kunkyi.
“There is a strong sense of community when you are here, everyone is handing out bread… in addition to receiving a blessing from seeing His Holiness, we are also strengthening our Tibetan bond here outside,” she added.
It is unclear whether the Dalai Lama, who Beijing views as a dangerous separatist, will meet US officials during his trip. He says he does not seek independence for Tibet.
Supporters, many dressed in colorful robes, danced in the streets outside the hotel.
“We wish the Dalai Lama a long life. And we would love for the Dalai Lama to visit China to say ‘Hello’ to the Tibetan community,” said Byamba Suren, who left Virginia at 3 a.m. to drive to New York.
A group of US lawmakers met the Dalai Lama in India last week and said they would not allow China to influence the choice of his successor. They want to push Beijing to restart talks with Tibetan leaders, which have been stalled since 2010.
