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Snow plays havoc on traffic

-	Death toll in snow-hit Hunan rises to 20
-	Heavy fog adds to traffic woes
-	Most of China to get clear weather in Lunar New Year
-	Venezuela expresses sympathy for China over snow disaster
-	Trunk expressway fully reopened
-	Heavy fog hits frozen S. China, adding to transport woes
-	State councilor visits snow-hit province
-	Wu calls for efforts on power supply, transport
-	China to make more disaster relief efforts
-	Welfare lottery centers donate to snow victims

-	Worldwide sympathy over China's snow havoc
-	Disaster prevails as relief effort beefed up
-	Businesses donate 10 mln yuan to snow-hit areas
-	50,000 radios sent to snow victims
-	Banks extend financial support to snow-ravaged regions
-	1.9 mln candles shipped to storm-darkened areas
-	More schoolhouses opened to take in stranded travelers
-	Overseas donations exceed $5.4 mln for snow-hit areas
-	North-south trunk road blocked again amid snowstorm
-	Fuel station collapse kills 4, injures 16

-	Trunk expressway reopened amid icy weather
-	Transport recovers amid snow chaos
-	Tanks rolled out to help open up icy expressways
-	Snow's economic toll temporary: economist
-	65,000-odd medical staff sent to snow-hit areas
-	Stars make donations to snowstorm-hit areas
-	Ice keeps artery expressway jammed
-	FM: Snow-incurred disaster situation
-	Fog worsens central China's traffic logjam
-	Police dead on duty in snow conferred hero title

-	Winter storms delay 141 trains, affect 212,000 passengers
-	Senior official visits disaster areas of Hubei Province
-	Shanghai's airports feel the fallout
-	Senior leader Li visits Sichuan Province
-	Vice Premier Zeng visits Guizhou Province
-	Senior leader visits snow-hit Jiangxi
-	'We have faith,' Premier Wen tells country
-	Passengers warned not to swarm to recovering railways
-	Stampede leaves 1 dead in Guangzhou Railway Station
-	306,000 troops mobilized to combat snow disasters

-	Snow forces southern airports to restrict service
-	Snow havoc may persist for another week
-	Charter flight takes Taiwan compatriots home from Shanghai
-	La Nina, atmospheric circulation blamed for snow disaster
-	Cuban leader expresses confidence in China's ability to combat disasters
-	No effort spared, President Hu says
-	Millions stranded in holiday havoc
-	Taklamakan Desert experiences record snow
-	Foreign leaders extend sympathy, solicitude over snow havoc
-	306,000 soldiers mobilized to combat snow disasters

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