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China - Sep 5, 2007
China is working to vaccinate its people against 15 epidemics, up from seven now, said Chen Zhu, Chinese Health Minister Wednesday in Beijing. "China's national immunization projects will cover most of the epidemics in …
China - Sep 5, 2007
SHANGHAI: All subway lines are to be fitted with hi-tech anti-terrorism devices ahead of the 2010 World Expo, the city's quality supervision bureau said on Tuesday. The new security system will be able to detect toxic …
China - Sep 5, 2007
Chaohu Lake, one of the city's major water sources, has become highly polluted after torrential rain in eastern Anhui Province. Three of the nine rivers that border the lake were reportedly heavily contaminated, while …
China - Sep 5, 2007
GUANGZHOU: Local news-papers will carry fewer and shorter reports about city leaders from next week as a result of new regulations introduced to improve conference arrangements and simplify official documents. From …
China - Sep 5, 2007
NANJING: As one of the first major events of the three-year-long "Germany and China - Moving Ahead Together" campaign, a charitable fund was established here yesterday in the capital of East China's Jiangsu Province …
China - Sep 5, 2007
Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao and Australian Prime Minister John Howard met in Sydney Thursday to discuss ways of promoting bilateral relationship of all-round cooperation. During their talks in the morning, the …
China - Sep 5, 2007
The government yesterday launched a three-month campaign to address the issue of pork safety, the latest in a series of food-related quality control measures. Jiang Zengwei, vice-minister for commerce said by the end …
China - Sep 5, 2007
The top quality watchdog yesterday began a 10-day crackdown on illegal alcohol production in four provinces, as a curtain raiser to a series of food safety and product quality inspections. Inspectors in East China's …
China - Sep 5, 2007
Poor planning not natural events was to blame for a spate of deadly accidents recently, safety chief Li Yizhong said. In the latest major incident, 172 miners are still trapped underground nearly three weeks after …
China - Sep 5, 2007
Only two decades ago in China, cohabitation was regarded as a corrupt and decadent Western lifestyle, and the adjective "illegal" accompanied any mention of it. It couldn't be more different now: Only about 3 percent …