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  • Volunteers help heal young minds
  • EVERY morning when 11-year-old Yang Xiaolong wakes up, the first thing he does is run to a tent in a nearby field and yell "Good morning" to two young Americans. Sometimes he and his friends play a joke on the...
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  • Journalist's gift of light and hope
  • A SHANGHAI Daily editor has collected 2,800 flashlights for the earthquake areas after he launched a donation campaign. The Shanghai Civil Affair Bureau has agreed to transport the flashlights to the quake-hit...
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  • Coal stocks fall below safe level
  • CHINA'S stockpiles of coal, used to generate almost 80 percent of the country's power, dropped below the government's "caution line" in some central provinces while electricity is being restored to quake-hit Sichuan...
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    Ma Yuanjiang, a deputy department chief of the Yingxiu Bay Hydropower Plant, is carried by rescuers from Shanghai after being pulled from the debris of the plant in Yingxiu, in southwest China's Sichuan Province yesterday. The 31-year-old quake survivor was found after being trapped for 179 hours (nearly seven and a half days) in the flattened power plant at the epicenter of the May 12 devastating earthquake. Ma was reportedly in a stable condition last night. - Li Fu
    Death's devastation
    2008-5-21
    THE death toll from the devastating earthquake rose to 40,075 nationwide at 6pm yesterday, as rescuers found another survivor eight days after the huge tremor hit. A total of 32,360 people were still missing,...

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    Metro
    Slight increase in virus cases
    SHANGHAI reported 2,138 cases of hand, foot and mouth disease from last Monday to Sunday, a small increase over the previous week, the Shanghai Health Bureau said yesterday. There were no fatalities. Most of the...


    Roads are closed for Olympic torch relay

    The donations just keep on coming

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    Business
    Donations related to quake made less taxing
    CHINA'S tax authority has cut or waived a tax levy, offered a tax refund, and reiterated the tax concession on donations related to the earthquake in Sichuan Province as means of helping to support victims. Losses...


    China sees drop in FDI by EU

    Fall in Sichuan-based stocks

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    National
    Science to help with grim task
    THE Chinese government said it will build a DNA database of unidentified dead bodies from the disastrous Sichuan earthquake for later identification. The government is going to cremate identified dead bodies...


    Hunt for a very large bathhouse

    Ma takes office as Taiwan head

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    World
    It ain't over yet, warns Clinton
    HILLARY Clinton had a warning for rival Barack Obama, who is on the verge of claiming the United States Democratic presidential nomination: Not so fast. "This is nowhere near over," Clinton said at a rally in...


    Bush apologizes for Quran 'target'

    How to live well until you hit a century

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    Sport
    Platini scoffs at pitch fears
    UEFA President Michel Platini tried to allay fears voiced by the head groundsman that the recently laid Luzhniki Stadium pitch in Moscow is not fit to host tonight's Champions League final. Matthew Frost has...


    Liang eyes ticket for US Open

    Peng topples Olaru in Strasbourg

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    Feature
    Sharing spirit of our heroes with the world
    LIKE precious white flowers of mourning, tales of overwhelming valor and sacrifice are sprouting from the Sichuan earthquake rubble. They are twining around our hearts and binding us together as a nation. In this...


    Words of love and miraculous moments

    Hands-on helpers stare into the eyes of sorrow

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    Opinion
  • Coverage raises ethics queries
  • THE disaster in Sichuan has resulted in an unprecedented media presence. The reporters have done salutary service in keeping the rest of the nation alive to what is happening there, but their presence also raises...


  • Don't equate one-child policy with quake grief
  • IF you have only one child and he or she dies, you grieve. If you have two children and only one dies, you grieve less. If you have three children and only one dies, you grieve even less. If you have...


  • School quake standards lower than for hospitals, arenas
  • WHEN the earthquake struck during school hours, the quality of school building design and construction can be a matter of life and death. Liuhan Hope Primary School, only 7.5 kilometers from devastated Beichuan...


  • Real estate sector really cheap when it comes to quake aid
  • AT a time when virtually all Chinese are doing their bit to help earthquake survivors, the penny-pinching behavior of some real estate tycoons is deplorable. According to one recent survey, of the 100 richest people...


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