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SARS check in Beijing
( 2004-01-08 15:35) (newsphoto)

Cao Haiwen, a migrant worker from Central China's Henan Province, awaits a hospital visit for further examination at the Beijing West Railway Station January 7, 2004. Initial tests showed his temperature was as high as 39.2 degrees Celsius. As the busiest travel period of the year began Wednesday, medical monitoring moves are gearing up to prevent the spread of SARS. Transport officials expect 1.89 billion people to visit relatives or go sightseeing during the Lunar New Year holidays. [newsphoto]


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