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| News Alert |
| Shanghai will reduce its major pollutants in air and water by about 5 percent this year, city officials
said yesterday.
(4/6 09:19)Shanghai¡¯s Jiangnan Shipyard, China¡¯s oldest shipbuilder, yesterday completed its relocation to
make way for World Expo 2010.
(4/6 09:19)Shanghai will host a free exhibition to showcase the city¡¯s future urban plans and energy-saving
projects next week.
(4/6 09:19)Tickets for the 11th Shanghai International Film Festival will go on sale at 23 cinemas across the city from Saturday.
(3/6 16:16)Water and air quality improved in Shanghai last year, but noise pollution was worse, the city's environment authority said.
(3/6 16:13)Reconstruction work in quake-ravaged Sichuan Province may take 8 years and the government is calling for rebuilding suggestions.
(3/6 16:13)China Telecom will pay 110 billion yuan in cash to buy China Unicom¡¯s CDMA network asset and
business.
(3/6 09:27)Archaeologists have unearthed five ancient tombs and a batch of artifacts dating back 2,000 years
in the city¡¯s Songjiang District.
(3/6 09:27)More than 50 towns in eight counties in Sichuan Province are still without power three weeks after
an earthquake.
(3/6 09:27)Armed police in Shanghai held an anti-terrorist drill this morning to prepare for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
(2/6 16:06)The search for a crashed helicopter, which was carrying 14 injured quake victims and 5 crew members, continued in Sichuan today.
(2/6 16:06)China Unicom Ltd and China Netcom Group Corp will hold a briefing today to announce details of the merger between the telecom giants.
(2/6 16:05)China's airlines yesterday stopped using paper tickets and began to adopt electronic tickets.
(2/6 09:24)Flimsy bags under 0.025mm thick are banned in China from yesterday and all retailers, including
supermarkets, must charge for carrier bags.
(2/6 09:23)A military helicopter carrying 10 people injured in the Sichuan earthquake and four crew members
crashed on Saturday.
(2/6 09:23)Twenty-four to 30 hot days over 35 degrees Celsius and three typhoons were forecast for Shanghai this summer.
(30/5 16:11)Nearly 200,000 people are expected to be evacuated today as they live below a dangerous lake formed by the May 12 quake in Sichuan.
(30/5 16:11)A gantry crane collapsed this morning, killing three operators and injuring two security guards in Pudong New Area.
(30/5 16:11)Ten airlines from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan will make 19 round-trip flights for the Dragon
Boat Festival holiday.
(30/5 10:40)The average transaction price of new residences fell 8.2 percent to 13,893 yuan per square meter
in Shanghai in May¡¯s first four weeks.
(30/5 10:40)Sharon Stone has apologized for her ¡°karma¡± comments on the Sichuan quake.
(30/5 10:40)Visiting Kuomintang Chairman Wu Poh-hsiung arrived in Shanghai this afternoon.
(29/5 16:05)Pudong New Area will build several neighborhoods near Lujiazui to offer rented apartments for professionals in the financial hub.
(29/5 16:04)More than 100 giant pandas have been missing at a nature reserve in Gansu Province since an 8.0-magnitude quake struck Sichuan .
(29/5 16:04)Design defects and obsolete buildings are among the reasons that many schools collapsed in the
Sichuan earthquake.
(29/5 10:48)Hu Jintao, the General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee, had a meeting with Kuomintang
Chairman Wu Poh-hsiung in Beijing yesterday.
(29/5 10:47)The death toll from the May 12 earthquake increased by nearly 1,000 and stood at 68,109 as of
noon yesterday.
(29/5 10:47)The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies signed World Expo 2010 contracts today.
(28/5 16:06)A 61-year-old retired woman donated her apartment worth 4.5 million yuan to build a school in earthquake-hit Sichuan Province.
(28/5 16:05)Shanghai completed the east link of the tunnel between Pudong and Changxing Island today.
(28/5 16:05)The Olympic flame relay finished its leg in Nanjing yesterday and will start the run in Hefei today.
(28/5 11:06)President Hu Jintao talked with South Korean counterpart Lee Myung-bak yesterday when Lee
arrived in Beijing.
(28/5 11:06)The death toll from China's May 12 earthquake rose by more than 2,100 to 67,183 as of midday
yesterday.
(28/5 11:05)Sixteen quake victims had operations in Shanghai hospitals by 10am today while other patients had medical checks.
(27/5 16:18)Soldiers are digging a diversionary channel to ease the threat of flooding from a barrier lake in Tangjiashan, Sichuan Province.
(27/5 16:18)Experts declared today's launch of weather satellite Fengyun-3 a success at the Taiyuan satellite center in Shanxi Province.
(27/5 16:16)Death toll in the May 12 earthquake climbed to at least 65,080 as of noon yesterday, with another
23,150 missing.
(27/5 09:18)Results from a decades-long study may enable women to drink coffee or tea without worrying
about increasing breast cancer risks.
(27/5 09:18)Drivers will soon be able to dial a new hotline 12122 for emergency help on local expressways.
(27/5 09:17)Authorities in Shanghai and Jiangsu are talking about extending Metro Line 11 to Taicang City in the neighboring province.
(26/5 16:26)
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