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-	Snowstorm won't affect food prices 'heavily'
-	Meteorologists ill-equipped to forecast bad weather
-	Snow-affected areas start reconstruction
-	Ice flows affect hundreds in Xinjiang
-	Military staff deployed for disaster relief
-	Snowstorms add to cost of roses this year
-	Coal firm produces more to ease energy shortage
-	Foreign leaders send sympathies over weather disaster
-	Military forces to help rebuild snow-affected areas
-	Snow-hit province buys insurance for soldiers

-	107 dead, US$15.4 billion lost due to snow
-	Snowy weather damages 18.6-mln-hectare forest
-	18.6 mln ha of forest damaged in winter storm
-	Hainan vegetables sent to snow-hit areas
-	Impressive moments during war on snow havoc
-	Snow-plagued Zhejiang to restore power grid next month
-	2 million warm clothes sent to snow-hit S. China
-	La Nina a partial cause of S China's freeze-up
-	Chinese passengers rush back to work
-	Road, rail transport returning to normal

-	More snow and rain expected
-	Traffic basically back to normal
-	Snowstorm-hit areas recovering gradually
-	Cold weather dampens Spring Festival tourism
-	Fresh snowfalls predicted in China
-	US disaster-relief materials arrive in Shanghai
-	Air Force actively engaged in winter disaster relief
-	President Hu spends holiday in disaster-hit area
-	Panchen Lama donates money to snow-hit people
-	Snowmelt could mean new round of disasters: meteorologists

-	Donations to China's snow-hit areas reach 1.02 billion
-	China looks to New Year as nation recovers from blizzards
-	Millions cannot go native home for festival
-	UN praises China's swift response to snow disaster
-	Stranded workers in Yunnan snowstorm evacuated, victims identified
-	State leaders visit disaster-hit regions
-	Severe weather alert lifted
-	Wedding away from home
-	Millions of Chinese can not return native home for festive gatherings
-	Red cross donations for snow-hit areas reach 60 mln yuan

-	Premier visits disaster-hit Guizhou Province
-	US donates to China for snow disasters relief
-	Ancient canal a supply lifeline for snow-hit E. China
-	Two snow crises, one central challenge
-	Premier: China confident, capable in winning battle against disaster
-	Rescue work among ice and snow
-	Transport resumes in frozen S. China
-	Indemnities shall be paid to disaster victims timely
-	Army spares no efforts to fight snow chaos
-	4 killed in road accident in snow-hit Hunan

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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

-	HK population raises to 6.9 mln at 2007 end

-	Taiwan asks everyone to plant one tree in life

-	Cross-Strait charter flights resumed at Guangzhou

-	Shanghai quells worries of cross-Straits charter flights cancellation

-	Cross-Straits charter flight starts Spring Festival trip

-	Beijing slams Taiwan's 'referendum on UN membership'

Military Affairs

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-	Military forces to help rebuild snow-affected areas

-	Snow-hit province buys insurance for soldiers

-	Air Force actively engaged in winter disaster relief

-	Chinese peacekeepers in Sudan awarded medals

-	Disaster prevails as relief effort beefed up

-	306,000 troops mobilized to combat snow disasters

Sci&Tech

News | Photos

-	Meteorologists ill-equipped to forecast bad weather

-	Solar eclipse to take place in August

-	Smallest pterosaur fossil found in China

-	China's unmanned helicopter takes flight

-	Solar halo in Beijing

-	Chinese exploration ship in Buenos Aires on logistic trip

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