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-	2 million warm clothes sent to snow-hit S. China
-	235 mln people travel by bus during Spring Festival
-	Road, rail transport returning to normal
-	Netizens moved by leaders' holiday visits to common people
-	Power, coal supply continue to resume
-	China sexology association gets six-month ban
-	More snow and rain expected
-	Coastal China's water levels rising
-	Chinese firms using legal software increase 53% in 5 weeks
-	China to see railway traffic peak on Feb. 12

-	Transportation remains grim as festival return peak looms
-	China donates US$155m to disaster-hit areas
-	Fresh snowfalls predicted in China
-	Minimum purchasing price increased for wheat & rice
-	Air Force actively engaged in winter disaster relief
-	All affected airports reopen after snow disaster
-	Localities urged to be alert to animal epidemics
-	Chinese greet New Year with unity, relief
-	Snowmelt could mean new round of disasters: meteorologists
-	Migrant workers find New Year warmth away from home

-	Donations to China's snow-hit areas reach 1.02 billion
-	China looks to New Year as nation recovers from blizzards
-	China marks changing Spring Festival
-	Insurers pay US$128 mln to snow-hit regions
-	200 million 'harmful' pieces of web info removed
-	Draft standards issued on plastic bags
-	17 bln text messages predicted during Spring Festival
-	Doctored dumpling inconceivable
-	Timely paychecks for migrants in the works
-	Government promotes healthy lifestyles

-	Low-income families embrace Lunar New Year with price hikes
-	Millions of Chinese can not return native home for festive gatherings
-	Army spares no efforts to fight snow chaos
-	Most of China to get clear weather in Lunar New Year
-	Colleges offer more on-campus jobs during snow havoc
-	China to make more disaster relief efforts
-	Welfare lottery centers donate to snow victims
-	Businesses donate 10 mln yuan to snow-hit areas
-	Overseas donations exceed $5.4 mln for snow-hit areas
-	Transport recovers amid snow chaos

-	65,000-odd medical staff sent to snow-hit areas
-	Tougher penalties for exam cheats
-	Donations appealed for snow victims
-	Winter storms delay 141 trains, affect 212,000 passengers
-	Top political advisor meets leaders of religious groups
-	Beijing slams Taiwan's 'referendum on UN membership'
-	306,000 troops mobilized to combat snow disasters
-	Snow havoc may persist for another week
-	Charity donations hit 3.2 bln yuan last year
-	Police nab 10,000 homicide-linked fugitives in 2007

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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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