Friday, May 02, 2003

• Macao Still Needs to be Cautious in SARS Prevention: WHO Expert
• 17 Million HK Dollars Raised for SARS Victim's Families
• Chinese Mainland Reports 176 New SARS Cases
• Chinese, ROK Presidents Hold Phone Talks
• SARS Epidemic in "Platform" Period in Beijing
• Xiaotangshan Hospital Meets Anti-epidemic Sanitary Criteria 
• Chinese Leaders Mobilize Cities to Combat SARS 
• No Farmer Confirmed to be SARS in Beijing so far: Official
• No "Large Escape" of College Students in Beijing: Official
• President Hu Calls for "People's War" against SARS 
• Non-communist Parties Help Combat SARS
• Chinese Celebrate a Special International Labor Day 
• CPC Awards Doctors who Died in Fighting against SARS
• Beijing Announces SARS Patient Contact Number for Foreigners
• Chinese Premier Calls for Greater Efforts to Control SARS 

• Sino-US Fund Management Company to be Set Up in Shanghai
• Income of Qinghai-Tibet Railway Rural Laborers to Increase
• Shanghai Reports Record Increase in Farmers' Income

• India, Pakistan to Resume Diplomatic Ties: Indian PM
• Iran Rejects US Allegations on Supporting Terrorism
• WHO Reports 5,865 SARS Cases, 391 Death Worldwide
• World's Largest Automaker Recalls Numerous Vehicles
• Military Technology Plays Major Role in Iraqi War: Cheney
• Bush Declares End to Major Combat Operations in Iraq 

• SARS Virus Keeps Mutating: University Findings
• No 'Large Escape' of College Students in Beijing
• Students Swear upon National Flag Raising Ceremony

• Badminton Worlds Postponement Understandable, Says Chinese Coach

• SARS Situation in HK Encouraging: Goldman
• Shenzhen Uses LPG Buses to Reduce Air Pollution
• Chinese Residents Calm in Face of Adversity 
• Real-time SARS Monitoring System Put into Use in Hangzhou
• More People, Worksites Quarantined in Beijing