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Official: Careful handling of public complaints |
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Government officials have been called on by a senior Chinese official to handle public complaints carefully and in accordance with the law, in order to maintain social harmony and stability ahead of China's National Day celebration in October. |
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Official: No escaping from plague-hit area |
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Local officials coping with pneumonic plague control in northwest China's Qinghai Province Thursday denied recent foreign media reports about people escaping from the plauge-hit area on foot. |
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Plague outbreak linked to dead dog |
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The origin of the pneumonic plague might be the dog raised by the first victim, disease control specialists discovered yesterday. |
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More than 100 ill after ammonia leak in north China |
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More than 100 people fell ill Wednesday after an ammonia gas leak at a pharmaceutical plant in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, local police said. |
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4th plague patient near death in NW China |
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Another pneumonic plague patient is near death and one is in serious condition in the town of Ziketan, in Xinghai county in the Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, health authorities said Tuesday. The prefecture is located in northwestern China's Qinghai Province. |
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Check power abuse by local gov'ts |
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Before starting transport reforms for officials throughout the country we have to understand how much money is wasted in the name of providing transport to officials |
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Pneumonic plague kills 3rd man in Qinghai |
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Pneumonic plague claimed a third victim in northwest China's Qinghai Province on Monday, local health authorities said. |
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Pollution cuts off water supply for 580,000 people |
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More than 580,000 people will have to stop using running water for three days as the city sanitizes the tap water system, said the municipal government of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's Chifeng City Saturday. |
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4,020 people fall sick in N China tap water pollution |
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Last Saturday's tap water pollution in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has sickened 4,020 people, of whom 88 are still in hospital, according to the health department Friday. |
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N. China city delayed reporting pollution |
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The Chifeng city government in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region is stepping up investigations into tainted drinking water that made at least 2,622 residents ill and hospitalized 59 others, a senior official said Wednesday. |
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MOH to look into black lung case |
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has sent a team to inspect the case of a migrant worker who underwent open-chest surgery in Zhengzhou, Henan province, following an initial diagnosis by local health authorities that denied him free treatment and compensation for black lung disease. |
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Xinjiang police say post-riot rumors groundless |
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Police in Urumqi, capital of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region said rumors that hostages have been taken in exchange for arrested suspects of the July 5 riot that left 197 people dead were totally fabricated. |
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Operation confirms black lung |
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Zhang Haichao felt he had no other choice but to go under the knife and have open chest surgery to prove he was suffering from deadly black lung disease. |
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Death toll of Urumqi riot rises to 192 |
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The death toll of the July 5 riot in the capital city of Xinjiang rose to 192, a local official said Wednesday. |
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Overseas Chinese urged to 'spread the truth' |
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The importance of ethnic unity and social stability were among the major themes at the start of the 8th National Congress of Returned Overseas Chinese and their Relatives, which opened Tuesday in Beijing. |