Saturday, April 26, 2003

• HK Calculation of Death Rate Consistent with WHO Practice: Official
• Chinese Mainland Reports 2,753 SARS Cases
• Vice-Premier Wu Yi Appointed Chinese Health Minister
• French Prime Minister Concludes China Visit
• Senior CPC Member Expelled from the Party for Corruption
• 10th anniversary of Wang-Koo Talks Commemorated
• Shanghai Spares No Efforts Against SARS: Mayor
• Chinese Media Urged to Boost Morale of the Nation
• President Hu Meets French PM Jean-Pierre Raffarin 
• Chinese Premier Sets Out 10 Tasks in Fight Against SARS 
• Tung Chee Hwa Meets Guangdong Governor on Efforts against SARS
• China's Road Transportation Sectors to Stem Spread of SARS
• Chinese President Mourns for SARS Doctor
• China to Issue ID Cards to Citizens Below the Age of 16
• WHO Experts 'Are Allowed to Do Whatever They Wanted': Dr. Maguire 
• CPPCC National Committee Meeting on SARS
• Chinese Government Outlines Seven Anti-SARS Measures
• China's SARS Inspection Teams will Cover Most of the Country: Vice-premier
• Shanghai's Reporting System "No Large Hole": WHO
• College Students, Migrant Workers Urged to Stay Put

• China to Remove Legal Obstacles to Make Way for New Banking Regulatory Body
• Minister of Commerce Lauds Sino-French Economic, Trade Relations
• ICBC Allowed to Do Forex Derivative Businesses

• 14 Feared Dead, Some Wounded in Blast in S. Baghdad
• Bush Believes 'Decapitation' Successful; More Aid for Iraq
• US May Push for Sanctions on DPRK: Spokesman
• US Army Secretary Resigns
• SARS Deaths Toll up to 19 in Canada
• US not to Move Iraqi POWs to Guantanamo Bay: Rumsfeld
• US to Introduce Resolution to Lift Sanctions on Iraq
• Int'l Experts Share Experience of SARS Prevention
• Arroyo Defines Government Agencies' Functions on SARS
• German Bus Hijacking Ends without Bloodshed
• EU Hopes for Peaceful Resolution of DPRK's Nuclear Issue
• Another SARS Case Recorded in Indonesia
• First Suspected SARS Case Registered in Bulgaria
• Russian, French Defense Chiefs Meet on Relations
• DPRK to Follow US Attitude Toward Nuclear Issue: Spokesman

• China Helps Prisoners Achieve Dreams of Higher Education
• Russia Launches Rocket with Russian, US Astronauts

• Changchun to Seek 2007 Winter Asiad Logo, Mascot across Asia

• HK Police to Help Trace SARS-risk Places
• South China Airport to Open to Foreign Airlines
• Mobile Communication Service Opens at Qomolangma
• Special Subsidies for SARS Medical Staff Exempt from Tax