Friday, May 16, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports 39 New SARS Cases
• China Offers Comprehensive Job Hunting Services to Graduates
• Chinese Sufferers of Japanese Aggressive War Gas Lost Lawsuit 
• MOH-WHO Task Force Continues SARS Inspection in Henan
• Inner Mongolia Must Check Disease Spread in Rural Areas: Experts
• No Wide-spread Transmission of SARS in China's Rural Areas
• FM Spokesman on US-ROK Joint Statement
• Beijing's Anti-SARS Campaign Makes Progress: Official
• China to Link All Counties in W. China by Highway This Year
• China Concerned about Japan's War-contingency Legislation: FM Spokeswoman
• Guangxi's SARS Prevention Work Bears Local Characteristics
• China to Launch 5,300 Road Projects in Rural Areas This Year
• Chinese Premier Stresses Enforcement of SARS-related Laws
• CPPCC Chairman Inspects N. China Province
• China Objects to US Proposal Supporting Taiwan's Participation in WHO Conference

• NW China Province Gets More Credit for Road Construction
• GDP is Growing Despite Disease
• Overseas Travel Industry Optimistic about HK
• China's Capital Investment Grows Fast in April
• HK Commercial Delegation to Visit Guangdong
• HK International Airport Named Cargo Airport of 2003
• China's Largest Commercial Bank Opens Branch in Macao

• Japan Aids China in Fighting SARS
• Italian, Vietnamese Leaders Express Sympathy with China over Epidemic
• Putin Submits Bill to Parliament for Amnesty to Chechen Rebels
• British Government to Make Euro Announcement on June 9
• Singapore Prepares for Protracted War Against SARS
• Russia Urges Implementation of Arms Reduction Treaty with US
• Roh Gets Assurances on Major Issues from Bush
• News Analysis: Russia, US Mending Post-war Ties
• US Plans to Equip Airliners with Anti-missile Devices
• US Revised Draft Resolution on Iraq Contains Few Surprises

• Macao to Receive SARS Reagent Next Week
• China Sets up Hotline to Address Concerns due to Postponed TOEFL

• Chinese Mount Qomolangma Climbing Expedition Plans Assault on Summit
• Yao Ming Protests Image Right Infringement
• Yao Ming Voted Shanghai's Top 10 Youth

• Learning from SARS
• Fears of Rural Epidemic Fading
• 5 New SARS Patients, 7 More Deaths Reported in HK
• Beijing to Hold International Anti-SARS Forum
• HK Chief Executive Mourns Death of Third Health Care Worker
• HK to Take Temperature for Passengers Departing from Ferry Terminals
• Senior HK Police Charged for Bribery, Misconduct
• HK Chief Executive Meets Mainland Scientists