Sunday, April 06, 2003

• WHO Experts Well-informed in Study Tour on SARS in S. China 
• Top Leaders Plant Trees with 2mn Volunteers in Beijing 
• Chinese Gov't Concerned about SARS Control: Official
• Three Gorges Disaster Prevention Program on Schedule
• Chinese NPC Vice-chairman Meets Syrian Guests
• Chinese Military Official Leaves Beijing for South Africa

• China's Export Volume Ranked World Fifth Last Year
• State Supports Tunnel Construction in Shanghai

• Coalition Faces Challenge of Limiting Damage to Iraq's Heritage
• US Death Toll in Iraq War Rises to 79
• Latin American Parties Reaffirm UN Role in Iraq Crise
• Bush Calls Russian, Spanish Leaders: White House
• Over 80 Inmates Killed in Honduras Prison Riot
• Fierce Fighting in West of Saddam Airport
• Bush Says Saddam's Days Numbered
• Iraqi Forces Inflict Heavy Losses on Enemy: Military
• Iraqi TV Airs Pictures of Saddam Chairing Meeting
• Putin, Bush Pledge to Keep Open Political Dialogue over Iraq
• Putin, Chirac Hold Phone Conversation on Iraq War
• Khatami Slams US Military Presence in the Gulf Region
• 600 Arab Volunteers Killed in Iraq: Al-Jazeera
• Saddam Urges Army, People to Fight, Exhaust Invaders
• Russia "Interested" in Ratification of Nuclear Reduction Treaty: Putin
• DPRK not to Accept Any UN Resolution on Nuclear Issue

• China's Oil Safety Expected to Maintain Stable

• Chinese Observe Tomb-Sweeping Day in Different Ways 
• Three Killed, Five Injured in Fireworks Blast in S. China
• Chinese Commemorate Common Ancestors at Qingming Festival 
• US Rose Festival Delegation Visits Shanghai
• 107 Pneumonia Patients Discharged from Hospitals in HK