Wednesday, June 04, 2003

• No Reports of AIDS Patients Infected with SARS on Chinese Mainland
• Global Epidemic Information Database Needed: WHO
• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases (June 4)
• WHO Overestimates SARS Death Rate: Chinese Expert
• SARS Costly for China: Vice Health Minister
• Diplomatic Envoys Make Donations to China for SARS Control
• One New SARS Case Confirmed in HK, One More Death
• FM Spokeswoman on Japan, DPRK, Middle East Issues
• Premier Wen Urges Renovation of Old Industrial Bases 
• Premier Issues Directives Aimed at Improving Miners' Lives
• All-out Efforts Called to Employ University Graduates 
• Acting Mayor of Beijing Confident about Maintaining anti-SARS Progress
• Senior Leader Extends Gratitude to HK, Macao for Anti-SARS Donations 
• HK Announces Draft Amendments to National Security Bill
• Wu Bangguo Urges Legislatures to Raise Work Quality to New Level 

• China Releases Interim regulation on State-owned Assets
• SARS Outbreak Affects Technology Transactions in Beijing
• SW China City Tunnel to Open for Bids for Naming Rights
• Logistics to Get Boost in South China City
• Foreign Mobile Phone Giants Localize in Scramble for Chinese Market

• 6,000 US Troops in Seoul to be Redeloyed: USFK Commander
• Chinese President Arrives in Mongolia for State Visit
• Miss Dominican Republic Crowned Miss Universe 2003
• Chinese President Leaves Kazakhstan for Mongolia
• Least-developed Countries Strive to Overcome Differences
• Strikes Hit France, Austria, Germany and Italy
• Chinese, Kazakh Leaders Meet to Cement Ties
• Industrialized World's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rising: UN Report
• Chinese President Meets Leaders of Kazakh Government, Parliament
• Guinea-Bissau President Reshuffles Government
• Greenspan Indicates "Fairly Marked Turnaround" in US Economy
• Mubarak, Bush Stress Peace, Anti-terror Commitments
• APEC Trade Ministers Determined to Minimize SARS Impact
• US-Arab Summit on Mideast "Roadmap" Opens in Egypt

• Remote Tibetan Area Benefits from Solar Energy
• HK-made Space Tool Sets for Mars
• SARS Virus Sensitive to High Temperatures, UV Rays
• China's Third Navigation Satellite Successfully Positioned

• Beijing Remaining Alert against SARS
• SARS-symptom-free certificate required for leaving China
• 'Haven't got lost!': China's 1st SARS Patient out of Shadow
• WHO States Criteria for Lifting Travel Advisory against Beijing
• Forest Fire Extinguished in North China
• China to Move out More Farmers from Three Gorges Area
• Reservoir Has Little Effect on Navigation at Yangtze's Lower Reaches
• Three Gorges Project Site Turns into Popular Tourism Destination
• We Have Fighting Chance to Eliminate SARS: WHO Official
• Chinese Test Traditional Remedies on SARS Patients
• Road Noise Pollution Alleviated in Beijing
• China Labels Eco-friendly Farm Products
• WHO Experts Praise SARS Hospital on Beijing's Outskirts