Monday, May 05, 2003

• DPRK Leader Sends Condolences to China over Submarine Disaster
• Chinese Mainland Reports 160 New SARS Cases
• Earthquake Kills One, Injures Three in NW China
• China's Ministry of Health Revises SARS Diagnosis Basis
• Taiwan Reports Eighth SARS Deaths, 14 New Cases
• Massive Blaze Threatens Marshland in China's Xinjiang
• WHO Expert Lectures on SARS in Macao
• College Students in China Celebrate Special Youth Day 
• Chinese Premier Calls for Patriotism in SARS Fight 
• Anti-SARS Supplies Shipment Donated by San Francisco Chinese Arrives
• City-wide Anti-SARS Campaign Launched in HK
• Chinese Authorities Call for Good Administration of SARS Donations

• China's Hainan Airlines Group Buys Second Airport
• Beijing Consumer Market Prices Remain Stable
• Shanghai Port Reports Major Rise in Cell Phone Exports
• China Helps Foreign-funded Firms Fight SARS
• Int'l Trade Fair in W. China Postponed due to SARS Outbreak

• Israeli Peace Party in Disarray after Leader Quits
• 9 Iraqi Opposition Factions to Form Interim Government
• Japan to Send Probe to Asteroid, Bring back Samples
• DPRK Refutes US Report on Terrorism
• WMD Charge yet to be Corroborated: News Analysis
• Abu Mazen Urges Israel to Accept Roadmap Plan
• US to Watch if Syria Takes Actions on Radical Groups: Powell
• Gingrich's Attack for Syria Trip Targeted Bush: Powell

• China Cooperating with US in SARS Treatment
• SARS Virus Genomic Sequencing Raises Vaccine Hopes
• Beijing University Marks 105th Founding Anniversary

• HK Film & TV Exhibition Rescheduled to September
• Gemany to Provide SARS Medical Aid to China
• Beijing Isolates More People, Construction Sites, for SARS Prevention
• Experts Explore SARS Cure Combining Chinese, Western Medicine
• Beijing Hospital Provides Radios to Ease SARS Patients' Burden