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| News Alert |
| At least 27 miners were confirmed missing in two recent colliery accidents that were concealed by
mine owners in Heilongjiang Province.
(12/3 09:27)More than seven million people are expected to visit their ancestors¡¯ tombs this year¡¯s Qingming
Festival.
(12/3 09:22)US Senator Barack Obama yesterday ridiculed Hillary Clinton's hints that she would take him for the No. 2 spot on her presidential ticket.
(11/3 15:50)China will merge Cabinet-level agencies into 27 departments, creating 5 ¡°super ministries,¡± to make the government more efficient.
(11/3 15:50)China¡¯s Consumer Price Index increased 8.7% in February to reach the highest level in more than 11 years.
(11/3 15:50)The Bund scenery authorities yesterday said artists would be discouraged from drawing portraits
of visitors on the Bund.
(11/3 09:20)A young Uygur woman was seized on a flight from Urumqi to Beijing in a suspected terrorist
attack, a Chinese newspaper said yesterday.
(11/3 09:20)Unlike the Beijing Olympics, World Expo Shanghai 2010 will not hold a random draw for ticket
sales.
(11/3 09:19)China¡¯s trade surplus fell 63% to US$8.56 billion in February from a year ago.
(10/3 16:13)Shanghai Museum said today it would cap the number of visitors to 5,000 at one time after it started offering free entry to the public.
(10/3 16:13)Thirty-five leaders above ministry-level have been charged with corruption in the past 5 years, China¡¯s top prosecutor said today.
(10/3 16:12)College graduates in Beijing will leave campus about a month earlier than the usual time this
summer due to the Olympics.
(10/3 09:21)The employment situation will be very severe this year, Labor and Social Security Minister Tian
Chengping said yesterday.
(10/3 09:21)The second terminal building of Pudong International Airport will go into operation on March 26.
(10/3 09:20)The Railway Ministry said it welcomed all kinds of investors to join railway projects nationwide.
(7/3 16:33)A gunman shot dead 8 people at a Jewish religious school in Jerusalem, but Israel said the killings would not derail US-sponsored talks.
(7/3 16:33)Foreign visitors with a transit visa in Shanghai may be able to stay in the city for a week instead of 48 hours during Expo 2010.
(7/3 16:32)Shanghai plans to install more noise-insulation screens on elevated roads this year, city officials
said yesterday.
(7/3 09:29)Shanghai has applied to the central government to build a Disneyland and the best location
would be Pudong, Mayor Han Zheng said yesterday.
(7/3 09:29)Shanghai women prefer a happy family to a successful career, a survey shows.
(7/3 09:28)AS Roma eliminated Real Madrid from the Champions League yesterday, beating the nine-time champions 2-1.
(6/3 16:53)Rail operators will add trains between Shanghai and popular tourist sites from next week to ease the spring tourism peak.
(6/3 16:52)Warren Buffett replaced Microsoft Corp founder Bill Gates as the richest man in the world.
(6/3 16:50)Shareholders approved Ping An Insurance (Group) Co¡¯s behemoth funding plan yesterday.
(6/3 09:21)As many as 19,263 overseas buyers visited the East China Fair, which closed yesterday, a rise of
3.8 percent from a year ago.
(6/3 09:20)Shanghai will have established a citywide wireless broadband network by 2010.
(6/3 09:20)Chinese tourist groups are expected to gain approval to visit the United States as early as this June.
(5/3 16:53)Premier Wen Jiabao said today that the country's economy is expected to rise 8% this year with inflation targeted at 4.8%.
(5/3 16:53)US Senator Hillary Clinton wins crucial Democratic primaries in Ohio and Texas to keep her presidential campaign alive.
(5/3 16:53)Shanghai Jiao Tong University has joined hands with General Motors Corp to set up an automotive
research institute.
(5/3 09:38)Police yesterday restricted vehicle access to Zhapu Road Bridge, relieving rush-hour pressure after
traffic chaos on Monday.
(5/3 09:37)China plans to increase defense spending 17.6 percent this year.
(5/3 09:37)NBA star Yao Ming is expected to play in the Beijing Olympics after
successful surgery on his left foot.
(4/3 16:33)Shanghai will invest 600 million yuan to build a hospital in Sanlin, Pudong New Area, to serve visitors to World Expo 2010 Shanghai.
(4/3 16:33)Four museums and memorial sites, including Shanghai Museum and Luxun Museum, will wave entry fees starting on Monday.
(4/3 16:33)Traffic plunged into gridlock around Waibaidu Bridge during rush hour yesterday on the first
workday after it was closed.
(4/3 09:23)Hollywood director Steven Spielberg's quit from the Beijing Olympic Games will not affect the
opening ceremony, director Zhang Yimou said.
(4/3 09:23)A cold front is expected to settle in Shanghai over the next few days, and drizzle is forecast on
Friday.
(4/3 09:23)The Shanghai Mint today began production of medals for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
(3/3 15:54)Dmitry Medvedev has won a landslide victory in the Russian presidential election.
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