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-	HK Disneyland records double-digit growth
-	Survey: As Olympics hasten Chinese etiquette improves
-	2007, Shanghai's hottest year in 135 years
-	Firecrackers kill one in Beijing on Lunar New Year's eve
-	Pre-festival cross-Strait charter flights wind up amid severe weather
-	Stranded workers in Yunnan snowstorm evacuated, victims identified
-	Power mostly restored in snow-stricken areas
-	Death toll from train derailment in Yunnan rises to 4
-	Ancient canal a supply lifeline for snow-hit E. China
-	6 killed in snow honored 'Model Workers'

-	Parents compensated for their boy eaten by crocodiles
-	Transport resumes in frozen S. China
-	Farmers fight to cut losses
-	Green efforts highlighted in Guangdong
-	Police killed on duty in snow awarded hero title
-	Beijingers mastering manners
-	4 killed in road accident in snow-hit Hunan
-	11 electricians die for restoring snow-hit power supply
-	Death toll in snow-hit Hunan rises to 20
-	Officials, managers punished for accidents that killed 201

-	Beijing metro starts security checks to deter terrorists
-	Trunk expressway fully reopened
-	Derailed train destroys homes, buries 6 in Yunnan
-	Heavy fog hits frozen S. China, adding to transport woes
-	Power partially restores in snow-hit city
-	Beijing launches campaign against flawed fireworks
-	50,000 radios sent to snow victims
-	1.9 mln candles shipped to storm-darkened areas
-	More schoolhouses opened to take in stranded travelers
-	Man to face trial for selling guns over Internet

-	Fuel station collapse kills 4, injures 16
-	Trunk expressway reopened amid icy weather
-	Tanks rolled out to help open up icy expressways
-	Ice keeps artery expressway jammed
-	Fog worsens central China's traffic logjam
-	Police dead on duty in snow conferred hero title
-	Cross-Straits charter flight starts Spring Festival trip
-	Colliery blast kills 9 in Shaanxi
-	Stampede leaves 1 dead in Guangzhou Railway Station
-	Taklamakan Desert experiences record snow

-	3 killed, 7 injured in Zhejiang car crash
-	Wang Jin-pyng re-elected head of Taiwan's 'Legislative Yuan'
-	Festive lighting criticized as Chinese shiver amid power cuts
-	New snow set to cause further havoc on roads
-	Psychologists calm passengers stranded in snow
-	Election-eve shooting of Chen Shui-bian confirmed 'fake'
-	Telecom networks lose signal in regions
-	Emergency coal shipped to blizzard-stricken south China
-	Alternative road opened to ease passenger build-up
-	Song Yuying elected chairwoman of CPPCC Hubei Provincial Committee

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Defeating Food Scares

China has been confronted with food security problems recently. Mandarin fish from Guangdong Province and turbot from Shandong were found to contain poisonous chemicals. And ducks and hens in Hebei Province were fed a red dye so that their red-yolk eggs would sell for a higher price.

Work Safety

Industrial accidents including blasts, cave-ins, fires and the like pose a threat to many workers. The issue of work safety has drawn nationwide attention and the government requires to do more to curb the situation.

HK-Macao-Taiwan

HK | Macao | Taiwan

-	Taiwan announces candidates for leadership election

-	Inflation piles up pressures on Macao's poor: survey

-	Taiwan's online population exceeds 15 mln

-	Venue for Chanel's 'Mobile Art' exhibition built in HK

-	Moderate earthquake rocks Taiwan

-	Oriental Magpie Robin tests positive for H5N1 virus in HK

Military Affairs

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-	Army donates 10 mln yuan to snow-hit Sichuan

-	Air force to recruit 30 female pilot cadets

-	Army steps up anti-terror training for Olympics

-	Air force starts training after holiday

-	Chinese peacekeepers in Sudan awarded medals

-	Disaster prevails as relief effort beefed up

Sci&Tech

News | Photos

-	Big leap forward on stem cell harvests

-	China's 1st homemade navigation chip unveiled

-	China to launch Chang'e-2 lunar probe around 2009

-	Xuelong meets strong cyclone in Antarctica

-	Scientific fun during winter holiday

-	Xuelong sails near floating ice in Antarctica

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