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Snow plays havoc on traffic

-	Top political advisor visits snow hit Anhui Province
-	3 killed, 7 injured in Zhejiang car crash
-	Special flights arranged for snow-stranded passengers
-	Orange weather alert for weekend
-	Winter storms leave Chinese dark, cold, hungry in 'dead cities'
-	Battle goes on against snowstorms
-	Gov't urges greater efforts to combat snow
-	Top political advisor visits snow-hit Anhui
-	Traffic system recovering after harsh weather
-	Command center established to deal with snow disaster

-	A helping hand in cold winter
-	Snow havoc causes US$7.5bn in losses
-	250,000-odd soldiers battle snow disasters
-	New snow set to cause further havoc on roads
-	Traffic recovering, relief materials dispatched
-	Psychologists calm passengers stranded in snow
-	Counting the cost of snow disaster
-	Over 3,250 flights cancelled by snow havoc
-	Beijing-Guangzhou railway 'basically' normal
-	Alternative road opened to ease passenger build-up

-	Snow havoc affects Tibet highlands
-	Ice still blocking 12 national highways
-	Lengthy ride for rail passengers
-	Rethink travel plans: Met chief
-	Snow-stuck train arrives after 47 hr delay
-	Traffic slowly restoring in disaster-hit south China
-	China still suffering from snow, some recovery
-	Premier visits passengers stranded at Guangzhou
-	Premier Wen rushes to Hunan for disaster relief work
-	Military helicopters sent to relieve snow disasters

-	Winter storm to continue: forecaster
-	Medical staff sent to disaster-affected areas
-	Snow chaos continues, despite signs of recovery
-	China's winter storm to continue
-	Army goes all out to fight against snow chaos
-	Theatre opens for stranded travelers
-	Airport reopens but delays continue
-	China fights 'war' against havoc caused by snow
-	Passenger backlog builds in Guangzhou as severe weather persists
-	Thousands remain stranded at station

-	Dealing with disaster
-	Pedestrians urged to go slow
-	China fights 'war' against snow havoc
-	Snow, sweeping it to one side
-	Shanghai railway authority halts ticket sales
-	Travel services crippled as big city freeze turns deadly
-	Premier rushes to aid in Hunan disaster
-	Snow! Beauty or beast?
-	Country battles fierce weather
-	Brutal weather takes rising toll

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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

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-	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

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-	Solar halo in Beijing

-	Chinese exploration ship in Buenos Aires on logistic trip

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