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Five bodies have been discovered by rescuers searching for survivors at Wangjialing mine in Xiangning, North China’s Shanxi province, where water gushed in more than a week ago, the Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday.
Tomb-Sweeping Day was in its finale on Monday night when four people, including a teenage girl, in Sanmen county of Zhejiang province were struck dead by a car driven by a local tycoon suspected under the influence of alcohol, according to Zhejiang Online. Another six were injured.
A total of 431 police officers died on security service duty in 2009, and another 2,871 were wounded (excluding minor injuries), said the Chinese Ministry of Public Security, the Legal Daily reported Tuesday.
Shanghai mayor Han Zheng kicks off his closely-watched Taiwan visit on Tuesday morning, a first among mainland's four central municipal governors, and is expected to secure a cooperation memo that is set to shore up the ongoing talks on cross-Straits economic pact.
At least 27 central enterprises will be regrouped this year amid the ongoing merger and consolidation among state-owned assets, trimming the heavyweight bloc to about 80 to 100 firms, in a bid to beef up their market vitality.
The Transportation Information System for 2010 Shanghai World Expo has been completed and put into trial operation, officials said yesterday.
A seventy-year old man has mapped out a 5,000-km-long bike journey to tour six provinces and one municipality to visit their most historic spots and natural landscapes.
Shanghai mayor Han Zheng said Friday that the Taiwan pavilion will join in the trial operation of 2010 Shanghai World Expo on schedule, Xinhua News Agency reported.
China will train up to 300,000 general practitioners within 10 years to satisfy the needs of primary-level medical and health care institutions.
China's Ministry of Finance is considering levying a social security tax in an effort to narrow the wide gap in income distribution, said a report in Friday's 21st Century Business Herald, citing Finance Minister Xie Xuren.
Facing the worst drought in 80 to 100 years, residents in Southwest China's Guizhou are striving for survival through the prolonged water shortage, which has threatened their livelihood worse than ever before.
China’s No.1 snooker player Ding Junhui has been devoted to his career and has no time for falling in love, his mother said as the talent celebrates his 23rd birthday this month.
