To reduce the risk of terrorist attacks, Beijing authorities are requiring bulk purchasers of gasoline to provide identification, acquire permits from a local police station and use only approved containers.
One hundred forty-four people from overseas have so far received matching stem cells for lifesaving bone marrow transplants from the China Marrow Donor Program under the Red Cross Society of China, according to a program director.
Health examinations of all 93 workers in a construction site in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, where lost radioactive iridium-192 was retrieved, showed normal results on Sunday, local officials said.
Govt investment in healthcare credited for rise
China's first live television airing of the birth of a child on Friday, which included footage of a cesarean section and a baby covered in blood, has sparked intense criticism online.
From Saturday, telecom fees in the nation will be determined by operators, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced on Friday. All fees will be decided by the market and operators, with consumers' rights protected through improved transparency, standardized advertising and accurate charging. Wen Ku, an official with the ministry, said the move will boost competition and improve efficiency.
The State Council, China's cabinet, said in a wide-ranging statement of policy principles released on Friday night that China should build a new share listing system centered on greater disclosure of information.
"Why are you sweeping a clean road? Doesn't it feel crowded with a dozen people sweeping within only a dozen square meters? Does this really help to keep the road clean?"
When the jetliner carrying Premier Li Keqiang and his Chinese delegation arrived in Luanda, capital of Angola, Li did not head straight to the hotel, nor did he join an official group meeting with state leaders.
Over 10,000 kilometers away from China, there is an African state that enjoys an incredibly close bond with the world's second-biggest economy. In fact, though not particularly big, it has overtaken many other African countries to become the second-largest trading partner of China on the continent. That state, remote yet intimate for China, is Angola.
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