Sunday, May 04, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 163 New SARS Cases
• China Agrees to WHO Visit in Taiwan Province
• Departments of CPC Central Committee Convey Greetings to Front-line Medical Staff
• World Leaders Send Condolences over Submarine Disaster
• Greater Efforts Urged to Curb SARS Spreading into Rural Areas
• More Money Set Aside for Control of SARS Epidemic
• No More SARS Deaths in South China's Guangzhou
• HK Chief Executive Surveys Measures against SARS
• Hu Conveys Condolences to Families of Dead Submariners

• Moody's: SARS Impact on Mainland, HK and Taiwan Banks Limited
• Security Authorities Arrest Alleged Sellers of Fake Anti-SARS Suits

• Russian Space Capsule Spotted, Cosmonauts in Good Condition
• Powell Visit Softens Tension Between Washington, Damascus
• 2 Suspected SARS Cases, 70 Foreigners Confined in India
• Russian Soyuz Capsule Lands in Kazakhstan
• US Democrats to Hold First Presidential Debate
• Vajpayee Writes back to Pakistani Prime Minister
• Goh Chok Tong to Pay Official Visit to US

• Two Weeks More Holidays for Schools in Chinese Capital

• China Respect FIFA's Decision on Women's World Cup, CFA Says
• FIFA Relocates Women's World Cup out of China

• Chinese Girl Wins Piano Contest in Ukraine
• Food, Daily Necessities in Stable Supply in Beijing
• More Ambulances Dispatched in Beijing to Handle SARS Patients
• Shaolin Monks Fight to Protect the Temple's Reputation
• Shenzhen to Set up Quarantine Sites for SARS Suspects