Thursday, May 01, 2003

• ROK PM Speaks Highly of China's Fight against SARS
• China Mobilizes Resources to Fight SARS
• Germany Strongly Supports China's Fight against SARS: Schroeder
• Beijing Farmers Say "No" to SARS
• Chinese Mainland Reports 187 New SARS Cases
• Chinese Look for New Ways to Enjoy SARS Afflicted May Holiday
• Chronology of China's Fight against SARS Since April 20
• China Welcomes, Supports "Road Map" Peace Plan: FM Spokeswoman
• EU Voices Support for China's Combat against SARS
• Non-communist Parties Asked to Help Fight against SARS
• Vice-President Inspects Newly-designated SARS Patient Reception Hospital 
• Vice-president Zeng Calls on Working Class Influences
• China Congratulates Qatar on Permanent Constitution

• China Puts More New Cash into Circulation in the War against SARS
• Global Warming Troubles Qinghai-Tibet Railway Construction
• China to Give Tax Exemption on SARS Donations
• China's Aviation Industry Strengthens SARS Control
• China's Economy to Grow Rapidly Despite SARS

• 150 Estimated to Have Been Killed in Turkish Earthquake
• Int'l Community Welcomes "Road Map" for Mideast Peace
• At Least 30 Killed in Turkey Quake, 135 Kids Buried
• About 135 Kids Buried After Turkey Earthquake
• UN Unveils Three-phrase Peace Plan for Mideast
• Strong Earthquake Jolts Southeastern Turkey
• Roadmap Plan to Liquidate Palestinian Cause: Hamas
• Palestinian PM Receives Roadmap Peace Plan
• Text of "Roadmap" Peace Plan for Middle East
• 19 SARS Cases Reported in India
• "Saddam's Letter" Published on Arabic Newspaper
• Indonesia Reaffirms Taiwanese Patient not Killed by SARS

• Editorial Calls on Workers to Support Battle against SARS

• CCTV English Channel Landing in United States

• 11 More Contract SARS, 5 Die in Hong Kong
• Beijing and Shanghai Adopt New Measures against SARS
• Macao Opens Daily SARS Communications Channel with Zhuhai
• Supervision Team Sent to Tibet to Help SARS Prevention Campaign
• WHO Experts Take Samples at SARS-affected Amoy Gardens in HK