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Chinese Center For Disease Control and Prevention

27 Nanwei Road, Xuan Wu District, Beijing
Tel: 8610-63177569
website: www.chinaCDC.net.cn
e-mail: chinacdc@public3.bta.net.cn

Ministry of Health

1 Nanlu, Xizhimenwai, Xicheng District, Beijing
Tel: 8610-68792114
e-mail: manage@chsi.moh.gov.cn

SARS Symposium, Beijing
(June 2003)

Media Center of Beijing SARS
Working Team

A SARS Photo Diary

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Government Measures

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•	Beijing Prepared to 'Crush Separatism'
•	Beijing Takes Action to Check SARS
•	Beijing Regulates SARS Research Network
•	Beijing Alert to Newly-found Suspected SARS Case
•	Chinese Government Keeps up the Fight Against SARS
•	China to Boost Online Commerce
•	Beijing to Help Farmers Recover form SARS
•	Beijing Grateful for Int'l Support in Fighting Against SARS
•	Vice Premier: SARS Prevention Must Continue
•	Anti-SARS Efforts to Continue in China's Capital
•	PLA Garrison in Hong Kong Extends Greetings on HK Off SARS List
•	Sports-for-All Projects in Full Swing in Beijing Communities
•	Official Notice Issued to Standardize Counter-SARS Measures
•	Post-SARS Tax Cuts Urged
•	Contingency Plan to Avoid SARS Seasonal Surge
•	Wildlife Protection Checks to Be Enforced by Chinese Legislature
•	Financial Aid Provided to SARS Patients in HK
•	China Shows Flexibility in Agreeing to Taiwan's Attendance of SARS Meeting
•	China Amends Anti-Epidemic Law After SARS Outbreak
•	China Protects SARS Hospitals from Possible Floods
•	Beijing Launches Research on Emergency Response Network
•	Chinese Mainland Hopes Travel Advisory on Taiwan be Lift Early
•	Six People Sentenced to Jail Terms for Disrupting Anti-SARS project
•	Rebuild Confidence Important to HK Tourism: Official
•	Hebei Province Successfully Controls SARS Spread: Official
•	State Council Urges Help for University Graduates to Find Jobs
•	Double Safety Guarantee for Traveling to HK Sets to Revive Economy
•	China to Launch Epidemic Prevention System in Schools
•	Transportation Sector to Emerge from SARS Shadow Soon: Official
•	Guangzhou Pledges to Revive Tourism and Trade
•	Beijing Adopts Measures to Ensure Employment after SARS Plague
•	State Council Meeting on SARS Prevention, Economic Work
•	Beijing Remaining Alert Against SARS
•	Guangzhou Strives to Limit SARS Impact
•	Mainland Reports No New SARS Cases for First Time
•	Beijing Would Remain Alert Despite Falling SARS Cases: Acting Mayor
•	Beijing Extends Special Loans to Boost Economy
•	Shanghai Eases Travel Restraints
•	Beijing Set to Boost Tourism
•	HK to Launch Publicity Campaign via Foreign Newspapers
•	Vice-Premier Urges Elimination of SARS Fear
•	Single-digit New SARS Cases for 4 Straight Days on Chinese Mainland
•	North China City Steps up Rural SARS Control Measures
•	Vice Premier Says China Still Attractive to Investors
•	New Health Standards Set for China's Buildings
•	Health Ministry Warns of Sanctions for Those Covering up Food Poisoning
•	City to Punish School for Covering up Mass Food Poisoning Outbreak
•	Guangdong Vows to Boost Tourism
•	Stricter Measures to Stop Wild Animal Eating
•	State Council to Send Fourth Monitoring Teams for SARS
•	China's Top Legislature Briefed on Battle Against SARS
•	Substantial Headway Made in China's SARS Campaign
•	MOH Urges Vigilance While SARS Situation Improves
•	HK Chief Executive Goes Shopping to Push Spending
•	Accurate Statistics on Losses Caused by SARS Urged
•	Mainland Offers Aid to Taiwan
•	China Steps up Efforts Against SARS
•	China Allocates 6.25 Mln US Dollars on Anti-SARS Measures
•	China Strengthens SARS Prevention to Guard Against Rebound
•	More Help from Banks for SARS-hit Businesses Urged