Sunday, August 17, 2003

• 3 Dead as Aftershocks Rattle northern China
• Cave-in Accidents Kill 4,Injure 13 in NE Province
• China Suspends Daily Report on SARS Cases
• Last Two SARS Patients Discharged from Hospital 
• Commercial Building Accident kills 2, Injures 28 in China
• Japanese Medical Team Arrives in Qiqihar
• Earthquake in China Topples 2,700 Homes, Kills Two
• WHO Calls for Vigilance against Possible Return of SARS
• Chinese Leaders Underline Enhancing Reemployment  
• Moderate Earthquake Hit China's Inner Mongolia

• China-ASEAN Trade Volume Grows in 1st Half Year
• Dow Chemical Plans Biz Expansion in China
• Venture Capital Cuts Way through SARS Bars: Study
• China to Conduct Global Search for SOE Executives
• Bold Media Reform Sets Sail in China
• Beijing's Economy Forecast to Grow 9-10 Percent in 2003
• China Striving to Ease Employment Pressure

• Former Ugandan Dictator Amin Buried in Saudi Arabia
• China Donates 200,000 USD to Pakistan for Flood Relief
• Sudan Peace Talks Enters Stalemate
• Blair's Claim on Iraqi Banned Weapons Based on Hearsay: Report
• US Blackout Pinned on 3 Failed Lines in Ohio
• US Conducts Land-based Missile Test

• What Will Beijing's 2m Motor Vehicles Bring about?

• India May Send Spacecraft to Planets after Moon Mission

• Folk Musical "Third Sister Liu" Performed in Natural Scenic Setting
• Chinese Film Star Liu Xiaoqing Released On Bail