Sunday, June 08, 2003

• Chinese Mainland Reports No New SARS Case (June 8)
• Three Gorges Electricity to Illuminate Half of China
• CMC Stresses PLA Personnel Training Strategy 
• Water Level at Three Gorges Reservoir Reaches 127.36 Meters
• China Builds World's Longest Trans-oceanic Bridge
• Three Gorges Project can Withstand Devastating Floods: Experts

• Suburban Shanghai Becomes Attractive Investment Destination
• Multinationals Set up 24 Regional Headquarters in Beijing
• China Capable of Building Large-capacity Container Ships
• Three Gorges Project to Begin Power Generation in August
• Chinese Enterprises Alert against Exchange Rate Risks
• Forbes Business Events to be Held in Hong Kong
• SARS Impact on HK's Economy Temporary: Tung Chee Hwa
• Guangzhou Reports Dramatic Rise in Industrial Output

• Attempted Military Coup in Mauritania Suppressed: Report
• 4 Israelis Killed in Gaza, Israel Renews General Closure
• Mauritania Foils Coup, Al-Jazeera Reports
• Sri Lankan PM to Get Award as Asian Hero
• Multilateral Missile Defense Talks to be Held in Japan
• Afghan Bombing Kills 4 Germans, Hurts Another 29 
• Hamas Urged to Have Dialogue to Avoid Internal Conflict
• Man Shot Dead near UK's Heathrow Airport for Replica Handgun
• Kuwait to be Last to Normalize Ties with Israel: Minister
• Fierce Fighting Continues Near Liberian Capital
• Heat Wave Persists in Parts of India, Toll 1,396

• SARS, a Valuable Lesson for Chinese Gov't to Learn

• China's First Embryo Transfer Test Tube Baby Celebrate His 15th Birthday
• China's National College Entrance Exams Proceed Smoothly  

• HK Special Olympics Team to Attend World Summer Games

• Endangered Birds Reluctant to Leave Chinese Lake
• 17 Students, One Crewman Missing as Ferry Turnover on Rocks
• Beijingers Change Working Ways amid SARS