Sunday, May 11, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 69 New SARS Cases (May 11)
• HK has Endured SARS Challenge: Official
• China Sheds More Funds for SARS Prevention in Rural Areas
• China's Jails Stave off SARS
• E. China Province Making Great Efforts to Prevent SARS
• Macao Works Hard to Deal with First Confirmed SARS Case

• Shanghai Predicting Double-digit Annual GDP Growth Despite SARS Crisis

• Chinese-US Professional Groups form SARS Rescue Fund in New York
• DPRK on High Vigilance Against SARS
• WHO Releases Latest Figures on SARS
• Thai Cabinet to Meet at Tourist Destinations to Combat Fear of SARS
• S.Korean First SARS Case Discharged from Hospital
• Bomb Blast Injures 10 in Pakistan
• Five Killed in Bomb Blast in Southern Philippines
• US-proposed Draft Resolution on Iraq Raises Questions: Russian Official
• Powell to Urge Israel, Palestinians to Implement Roadmap Peace Plan
• Japan to Work for Mideast Peace: Envoy
• Israel to Seize Opportunity for Peace: Israeli FM
• London Arabic Newspaper Prints Purportedly Saddam's Letter

• News Analysis: Why is Pak-Indian Border Tension not Easing as Peace Crawls Ahead

• Medical Experts Claim "Breakthrough in Finding Antiviral Agents to Stop Entry of Coronavirus" in HK

• Guangzhou to Impose Fine for Spitting in Public Venues
• HK Entrepreneur Makes Donation to Support Anti-SARS Efforts
• HK, Macao to Join Int'l Museum Celebration