In a bid to curb pick pocketing in subways, all local trains here will be fitted with surveillance cameras by the end of 2009, the police said on Wednesday.
Corruption has been blamed for the third burst in the water supply pipes in two weeks in the northwestern city of Baoji, Shaanxi Province, in which tens of thousands of residents have been cut off.
The 29-illegal villas being built near a UNESCO world heritage site in Henan province are expected to be demolished within a few days, sources said yesterday.
A media report that thousands of cats are transported daily from Jiangsu province to restaurants in Guangdong has aroused great attention among the public.
About 200 dealers in a large refrigerated warehouse in central China's Hubei Province continued strike on Monday to protest high rental fees charged by the owner.
Two cold fronts will sweep the northern part of China from Tuesday, bringing strong winds and a temperature drop of 6 to 8 degrees Celsius or more, the National Meteorological Center (NMC) said on Tuesday.
Coca-Cola has come under fire after a private investigation accused it of "serious infringement" of the rights of its dispatched workers in China.
In an effort to become an environment-friendly city by the time the 2010 World Expo gets underway, Shanghai has announced plans to invest 80 billion yuan ($11.6 billion) in environmental protection projects in the next three years.
In a bid to offer a smoke-free World Expo in 2010, Shanghai is likely to extend its no smoking ban from public venues to all indoor workplaces, the Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday.
China has decided on a new site for the county seat of Beichuan, the worst-hit place in the May 12 earthquake.
Three products created by Foton Lovol International Heavy Industry Co Ltd. participated in the military parade of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of New China.
Qingdao city is set to become one of the most important production bases of high-speed train following the signing of a contract of 45 billion Yuan (6.5 billion US dollars).
Nearly three-dozen deals worth more than $5.5 billion combined are expected to be signed between China and Russia during Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing, possibly including a major refinery in Tianjin.
Healthcare practitioners across the globe wanting to dispense Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) soon will have to undergo standardized training initiated by the Chinese.
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