Wednesday, May 07, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 159 New SARS Cases
• HK SARS patients' Serum Helps Cure of Virus
• Powell Sends Condolences to Chinese FM on Submarine Mishap
• Emergency Measures Adopted to Ensure Regular Urban Traffic
• Beijing Urges Protection of Drinking Water
• WHO Praises HK's "Heroic" Action on SARS
• Chinese Premier on Importance, Difficulty of SARS Control in Rural Areas
• FM Spokeswoman on Paraguay Presidential Election
• Singaporean PM Sends Condolences to Chinese Premier over Submarine Disaster
• Chinese Vice-premier Talks by Phone with US Health Minister on SARS
• Chinese FM Speaks with British Counterpart

• Shandong Seeks Foreign Cooperation in Information Industry
• Jet Production Set to Start in China
• Guangzhou to Build Logistics Centers
• China Pledges to Continue Sustainable Housing Development Strategy
• High-tech Sector Conducting Business Actively in Beijing
• SARS to Have Limited if Any Impact on China's Economic Growth

• S.Korea to Spend US$5.5 million on Preventing SARS Spread
• UK Anti-war MP Suspended from Labor Party
• Annan Welcomes Steps by India, Pakistan to Ease Tensions
• EU Ministers Agree on Measures to Fight SARS
• Other Californian Universities Not to Ban on Students from SARS Areas
• Thailand-Cambodia to Hold Joint Cabinet Meeting
• APEC Health Ministers to Hold Meeting on SARS
• US, Singapore Sign Free Trade Pact
• Israel's Labor Party Favors Temporary Chairman to Replace Mitzna
• Powell to Visit Russia Next Week
• Poll Boosts for Blair on His 50th Birthday
• PLO Rejects Israeli Preconditions over Roadmap
• Moscow, Washington Have Basis to Cooperate on DPRK's Nuclear issue: Russian Official
• Cambodia to Mobilize Whole Society to Fight against Drugs
• Sharon Says US Will Discuss Israel's Reservations about Roadmap
• Ugandan President Welcomes Talks with Opposition Group
• UN Security Council Renews Sanctions on Liberia
• White House Budget Director to Resign Soon
• Bush Names Veteran US Diplomat to Head Transition in Iraq
• Britain, Ireland Promote Northern Ireland Peace
• Saddam's Family Took 1 Billion Dollars from Bank: US Spokesman

• HK Scientist Brought Out World Finest Nano Silicon Thread

• World Cycling Championships to Be Shifted from China

• China to Begin Summer Fishing Ban
• Chinese People Resume Work after Unique Labor Day Holiday
• Foreign Students Leading a Normal Life in SW China