Thursday, January 22, 2004

• Hospital fire in Wuhan kills at least five people
• Macao Chief Executive sends new year greeting
• Another imported Dengue fever case confirmed in HK
• Independents to review HK's judicial remuneration
• Notice issued to prevent bird flu from neighboring countries
• Guangdong's third SARS patient discharged from hospital
• Three Gorges Project generates 10 billion kwh of electricity
• HK Chief Executive delivers Lunar New Year message
• Bird flu found in dead falcon in HK
• President Hu urges cadres to serve the people 
• China alert against SARS comeback during Spring Festival

• Sales of software, system integration products to hit 210b yuan in 2004
• Gansu reports foreign trade increase
• Macao opens 12th casino
• China's oil giant to launch production safety campaign
• China becomes largest exporter of peanuts

• 3 Thai patients suspected of bird flu infection
• 3 Japanese die in small plane crash
• Bush's State of Union address draws criticism from Democrats
• Japanese PM defends SDF dispatch to Iraq
• UN itching toward return to Iraq
• WHO develops vaccine against H5N1 infection in humans
• Bush sets re-election tone in State of Union address
• NATO chief highlights transparency of EU defense policy
• Danish PM greets China on Lunar New Year
• US, Spain ask Paraguay to send troops to Iraq

• Astronomical events forecast for Year of Monkey
• Orbital module of Shenzhou V keeps flying smoothly

• Wildlife park stirs controversy by dyeing its monkeys
• Wushu team to promote HK in Canada
• New Year sees business as usual for Three Gorges migrants
• Folk artist makes largest ceiling-decoration paper-cut
• Chinese traditional Zheng orchestra leaves for Ireland
• Reservoir dike in danger in Xinjiang
• Xinjiang farmers seek new chances abroad
• Housekeepers in short supply during Spring Festival