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It is 4 am Thursday morning, Paul Cabrera and two of his co-workers were just coming back from the airport and unloading some two dozens of boxes of medical supplies on the ground outside where they live.
Despite few goods news of survivors found after over 100 hours’ entrenchment under the rubbles, thousands of temblor victims are loosing the hope for amply aid and fleeing away from the shattered capital.
One died and 72 people were detained, including eight suspected of being the principal instigators, in a group fight during the expropriation of farmland.
Seventy-year-old man Zhang Longhui called a local newspaper hoping to find his first love 50 years ago, Xiaoxiang Morning Post reported today.
China sent four more peacekeepers to Haiti on Wednesday, to take over some of the jobs of the eight peacekeepers killed in Haiti, Beijing News reported.
A lawyer in Shanghai believes the wording of 16 Chinese characters is demeaning to women and wants them changed, Modern Express reported today.
Movie star Jackie Chan donated 5 million yuan ($732,353) to the families of the eight Chinese peacekeepers killed in Haiti and also to Chinese peacekeeping forces now at work on the earthquake-ravaged island, xinhuanet.com reported Wednesday.
One student has been confirmed dead and two others missing after filming for a TV series went horrifically wrong, China Youth Daily reported.
Shanghai is to consider selling foreign newspapers during the 2010 World Expo based on the relevant laws and regulations of China, an official said Wednesday afternoon.
Commercial land transfer has been suspended in Hainan province, but its provincial party chief said the move would not affect the development of the real estate, xinhuanet.com reported.
China's central State-owned enterprises (SOEs) reported a year-on-year profit growth of 14.6 percent in 2009, with profits totaling 797.7 billion yuan ($116.8 billion).
The police force in Haiti will be doubled to 4,000 to provide assistance to both security issues and humanitarian relief despite the United Nations reiterating the general situation on ground in Haiti is "stable and normal" despite some "isolated incidents."
