Tuesday, April 29, 2003

• Hu Jintao Urges Solidarity and Reliance on Science in Combating SARS
• China Appreciates Int'l Support in Combating SARS
• China Supports North-South Leaders' Informal Dialogue Meeting
• Chinese Mainland Reports 3,303 SARS Cases
• Premier Wen on Importance of SARS Prevention Work 
• Macao's Chief Executive Boosts Morale to Fight SARS
• Beijing Issues 10 Control Measures to Combat SARS
• SARS-killed Medical Staff Awarded as Revolutionary Martyrs 
• China Tightens Control over Disposal of Medical Waste
• Shanghai's SARS Reporting System Sound: WHO Officials
• Appeal for Cross-Straits Cooperation in Fight against SARS
• Military Medical Staff Transferred in Emergency to Beijing for Fighting SARS 
• Chinese Premier Praise Front-line Medical Workers 
• China Adopts Tough Measures to Safeguard Transportation from SARS epidemic

• Chinese Economy Capable of Growing Despite SARS - Experts
• Taiwan-based China Airlines Buys into Mainland Cargo Carrier
• China's Commercial Bank ICBC to Open Branch in Macao
• The Whole Outer-ring Road Line in Shanghai to Be Open to Traffic
• SARS Forces 24-hour Quarantine on Chinese Banknotes
• Power Project for Qinghai-Tibet Railway Begins
• Number of Trade Fair Attendees Meets Expextation Despite SARS Outbreak
• China Hopes to Enhance Economic Cooperation with Cuba: Minister

• Chinese, Thai Leaders Meet over SARS, Bilateral ties
• Chinese Premier Meets Cambodian Counterpart
• SARS Will not Affect Sino-Singaporean Ties: Chinese Premier
• Indian Test Confirms that Missiles are Reality in SA: Pakistan
• Chinese, ASEAN Leaders Meet on SARS Issue
• Arafat Calls for End of Occupation in Iraq, Palestine
• China to Join ASEAN Friendship Treaty
• WHO Says China Made Great Efforts to Contain SARS
• First SARS Case Confirmed in New Zealand
• First Probable SARS Case Reported in S.Korea
• Philippine Govt to Adopt Stringent Steps against SARS
• US Troops Shoot Dead 15 Iraqis in Crowd: Jazeera
• Wen Hopes for Joint Efforts Fighting Against SARS
• US Says Iraqi Former Oil Minister Surrenders
• Chinese Naval Delegation Visits Mexico
• Turkey, US Affirm "Indispensable" Partnership
• Premier Wen Arrives in Bangkok for ASEAN-China Summit
• WHO Says Over 5,000 SARS Cases Reported Worldwide
• China Reiterates Stance against WMD Proliferation
• Iraqis to Hold National Congress within Four Weeks 
• DPRK Offers Plan to Deal with Nuclear Capability
• Blair, Putin to Discuss UN Role in Post-war Iraq
• US Sniper Suspect Confesses to Shootings
• Indian, Pakistani Prime Ministers Talk over Phone
• US Launches First Unmanned Spacecraft after Space Shuttle Tragedy
• Iran Reiterates "Transparency" of Nuclear Program
• Tariq Aziz Says Saddam Survives Strikes: Report

• Promoting and Fostering National Spirit in Fight Against SARS: Commentary
• The Ins and Outs of DPRK-US-China Talks

• Chines Sci-tech Workers Proposing to Actively Combat SARS
• SARS Seems to Hit Children Less Hard than Adults: Research
• Academician Named President of Qinghua University
• China's Lost Cities: from the Neolithic to the Eastern Zhou
• China Boosts Subsidized Student Enrollment for National Defense Units
• Scientific Research Team Marches into Hoh Xil Depopulated Area
• SARS Vaccine Likely in Months: Chinese Experts

• China Clarifies Naming of National Soccer Teams
• Badminton Championships May Be Postponed, Table Tennis Championships Go ahead
• China Wins Asian Girls Volleyball Championship

• "People's War" Waged in Beijing to Combat SARS
• ADB to Aid Chinese Wastewater Management Project
• Ancient Nautilus Fossils Discovered in N. China Province
• Japan Provides Medical Assistance to China
• Beijing's Quarantined Bide Their Time
• Beijing Assigns More SARS Hospitals
• New Campaign Hunts Down Illegal Wildlife Traders
• 4 Official Organizations to Receive Donations for Fighting SARS
• Hainan Suspends Tourist Arrivals from Other Provinces
• China's Telecommunication Giants Make Donations to Medical Staff against SARS
• German Entrepreneur Awarded as Youth Elite in E. China City