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| | | | WHO: Investigate into sources of SARS cases( 2004-02-01 09:38) | | | China's Ministry of Health announced on Saturday a new confirmed case of SARS in southern Guangdong Province, and the World Health Organization urged China to undertake an urgent investigation into the sources of infection for the recent Guangdong cases. | |
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| | | | WHO experts touring North China( 2003-06-18 10:24) | | | A 12-member joint working group composed of experts from the World Health organization (WHO) and officials from China's Health Ministry arrived in Hohhot, capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous region yesterday on a 10-day tour to see first-hand the SARS control and treatment measures being taken in North China and other disease-hit areas.The experts, who had their body temperatures taken upon arrival at the airport and their hotel, spoke positively of the practice. | | | | | | WHO experts visit north China's Inner Mongolia( 2003-06-18 10:24) | | | A 12-member joint working group composed of experts from the World Health organization (WHO) and officials from China's Health Ministry arrived here Tuesday on a 10-day survey to witness SARS control and treatment work in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.These experts, who had their body temperatures taken upon arrival at the airport and their hotel, spoke positively of the practice. | | | | | | WHO experts visit north China's Shanxi province( 2003-06-18 10:24) | | | An 11-member joint working group composed of WHO experts and officials from the Chinese Ministry of Health arrived here Tuesday afternoon on a 10-day study tour to witness severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) prevention work in Shanxi province.The World Health Organization (WHO), lifted last Friday the travel warning against Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia, all in north China. | |
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During his visit to Amoy Gardens in Hong Kong Monday, Premier Wen Jiabao holds a three-month-old baby boy whose mother died of SARS. The virus, which killed nearly 300 people in Hong Kong, hit Amoy Gardens the hardest of all the residential apartment blocks in the region. [newsphoto.com.cn]
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A Korean tourist group comprising 60 sightseers arrives at the Beijing Capital International Airport on June 30, 2003, the first such group the city has received since the outbreak of SARS two months ago. Last week, the World Health Organization has removed Beijing and other Chinese mainland areas from SARS-affected areas. [newsphoto.com.cn] | | | | | 
Beijing's nurses and residents queue up for copies of a new pictorial collection entitled "Fighting SARS", Sunday, June 29, 2003, which was made available Sunday. The photo album includes a collection of 200 special photos by some 100 Chinese and foreign press-photographers to chronicle China's efforts against SARS.[newsphoto.com.cn] | | | | | 
Jubilant tourists prepare to board buses outside the Beijing Exhibition Hall, for a local sightseeing tour organized yesterday following the World Health Organization's lifting of its SARS-prompted travel advisory against Beijing.[newsphoto.com.cn]
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Staff at the Dongan Market on Wangfujing Street celebrate Beijing's victory over SARS June 24. The World Health Organization Tuesday removed Beijing from its list of SARS-infected areas and lifted a travel advisory against the city.[newsphoto.com.cn] | | | | | 
Liu Rui (left), a 25-year-old nurse, gives a victory salute as her train pulls out of Beijing West Railway Station en route for Lanzhou Monday evening. Liu was among 98 medics from the No 451 Hospital in Lanzhou, northwestern Gansu Province, recruited to work in Beijing's Xiaotangshan Anti-SARS Hospital. All of the 1,300 doctors and nurses transferred from around the country left Beijing for their working units in the army on Monday after fulfilling their missions to combat SARS outbreak. [Xinhua] | | | | | 
Hong Yun (Center), one of the last recovered SARS patients in Beijing's Xiaotangshan Hospital, poses for the camera after being released from the facility June 20, 2003. Standing beside Hong are several family members, who came to greet her and medical staff at the hospital, which discharged its last 18 patients on Friday. [newsphoto.com.cn] | | | | | 
Passengers pour off a train at Beijing Railway Station June 17, 2003. Effective containment of severe acute respiratory syndrome has encouraged people, mostly migrant workers, to travel back to the capital again. [newsphoto.com.cn] | | | |
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