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Beijing Reports First Covid Deaths As China Eases Curbs
Two former Chinese state media journalists have died in the capital Beijing in recent days due to COVID-19, local media reported today, among the first reported fatalities since most epidemic control policies were removed on Dec. 7.
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Rare Protest Banners Against China's Xi Jinping Removed From Beijing
Beijing authorities removed rare banners of political protest from an overpass in the Chinese capital, according to images circulated widely on social media on Thursday, just days before the start of a twice-in-a-decade Communist Party congress.
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China Miner To Set Up Kabul Shop With Eye On Untapped Mineral Deposits
China's mining company Metallurgical Corp of China (MCC) will open an office in Afghanistan's capital Kabul by the end of this month, local media reported citing officials as saying on Saturday.
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China's New Policy To Increase Births As "Demographic Time-Bomb" Ticks
Beijing will include more than a dozen fertility services in a governmentbacked medical insurance scheme for the Chinese capital, state media reported on Monday, supporting those
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Beijing Aims To Have Over 10,000 Fuel Cell Vehicles By 2025
The city of Beijing aims to have over 10,000 fuel cell vehicles on the road and build 74 hydrogen filling stations by 2025, as the Chinese capital maps out an ambitious plan to develop the low-carbon fuel, state media reported on Thursday.
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UK Man Robbed For Toilet Papers Outside Shop Amid Coronavirus: Report
A London man was robbed for his toilet paper just moments after leaving a store as the coronavirus pandemic has prompted widespread stockpiling in the British capital, a media report said.
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Beijing To Send International Arrivals To Quarantine Facilities: Report
Beijing authorities will send all international arrivals in the Chinese capital to quarantine facilities starting Monday, state media reported, as China steps up measures against imported coronavirus cases.
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Kindergartens, Schools, Universities In Beijing To Remain Shut Amid Virus Scare: State Media
China's capital Beijing will delay reopening the city's kindergartens, schools and universities, state-owned China National Radio (CNR) said on its official page on the micro-blogging website Weibo on Sunday.
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Beijing To Halt All Inter-Province Shuttle Buses From Sunday: Local Media
China's capital city Beijing will stop all inter-province shuttle buses from January 26 in order to curb coronavirus outbreak, local media reported on Saturday.
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Chinese Military Equips Troops In Tibet With Mobile Howitzers: Report
After the recent induction of light weight battle tank in Tibet bordering India, the Chinese military has equipped its troops stationed at the Himalayan plateau with new vehicle-mounted howitzers to improve their combat capability, official media in China's capital Beijing reported on Tuesday.
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Beijing's Population Falls For First Time In 2 Decades: State Media
The population of China's capital, Beijing, fell for the first time in two decades in 2017, the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing official data.
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China Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Window Cracks
An airplane flying from China to Vietnam turned back to make an emergency landing after cracks appeared in a window, just two weeks after another airliner's cockpit window broke mid-flight in the country, state media said Wednesday.
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Plane Forced To Turn Around In China As Cracks Appear In Window: Report
A Capital Airlines flight from China to Vietnam was forced to turn around after cracks appeared in a window, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday.
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A Daredevil Died Doing Pullups Off A Skyscraper In China
Wu Yongning, the 26-year-old daredevil, sometimes referred to as "Chinese Superman," had amassed a considerable following online for his adventures in "rooftopping." Despite the risks, Wu always survived his stunts. However, his lucky streak came to an end on Nov. 8 as he attempted to do pullups off the top of a 62-story skyscraper in Changsha, the...
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Man Plans To Tackle Beijing Smog With Hand-Held Fans
A Chinese man has proposed a bizarre plan involving 1.5 million people with hand-held fans to tackle the capital city's smog, a media report said on Monday.
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Beijing Reports First Covid Deaths As China Eases Curbs
Two former Chinese state media journalists have died in the capital Beijing in recent days due to COVID-19, local media reported today, among the first reported fatalities since most epidemic control policies were removed on Dec. 7.
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Rare Protest Banners Against China's Xi Jinping Removed From Beijing
Beijing authorities removed rare banners of political protest from an overpass in the Chinese capital, according to images circulated widely on social media on Thursday, just days before the start of a twice-in-a-decade Communist Party congress.
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China Miner To Set Up Kabul Shop With Eye On Untapped Mineral Deposits
China's mining company Metallurgical Corp of China (MCC) will open an office in Afghanistan's capital Kabul by the end of this month, local media reported citing officials as saying on Saturday.
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China's New Policy To Increase Births As "Demographic Time-Bomb" Ticks
Beijing will include more than a dozen fertility services in a governmentbacked medical insurance scheme for the Chinese capital, state media reported on Monday, supporting those
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Beijing Aims To Have Over 10,000 Fuel Cell Vehicles By 2025
The city of Beijing aims to have over 10,000 fuel cell vehicles on the road and build 74 hydrogen filling stations by 2025, as the Chinese capital maps out an ambitious plan to develop the low-carbon fuel, state media reported on Thursday.
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UK Man Robbed For Toilet Papers Outside Shop Amid Coronavirus: Report
A London man was robbed for his toilet paper just moments after leaving a store as the coronavirus pandemic has prompted widespread stockpiling in the British capital, a media report said.
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Beijing To Send International Arrivals To Quarantine Facilities: Report
Beijing authorities will send all international arrivals in the Chinese capital to quarantine facilities starting Monday, state media reported, as China steps up measures against imported coronavirus cases.
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Kindergartens, Schools, Universities In Beijing To Remain Shut Amid Virus Scare: State Media
China's capital Beijing will delay reopening the city's kindergartens, schools and universities, state-owned China National Radio (CNR) said on its official page on the micro-blogging website Weibo on Sunday.
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Beijing To Halt All Inter-Province Shuttle Buses From Sunday: Local Media
China's capital city Beijing will stop all inter-province shuttle buses from January 26 in order to curb coronavirus outbreak, local media reported on Saturday.
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Chinese Military Equips Troops In Tibet With Mobile Howitzers: Report
After the recent induction of light weight battle tank in Tibet bordering India, the Chinese military has equipped its troops stationed at the Himalayan plateau with new vehicle-mounted howitzers to improve their combat capability, official media in China's capital Beijing reported on Tuesday.
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Beijing's Population Falls For First Time In 2 Decades: State Media
The population of China's capital, Beijing, fell for the first time in two decades in 2017, the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing official data.
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China Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Window Cracks
An airplane flying from China to Vietnam turned back to make an emergency landing after cracks appeared in a window, just two weeks after another airliner's cockpit window broke mid-flight in the country, state media said Wednesday.
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Plane Forced To Turn Around In China As Cracks Appear In Window: Report
A Capital Airlines flight from China to Vietnam was forced to turn around after cracks appeared in a window, Chinese state media reported on Wednesday.
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A Daredevil Died Doing Pullups Off A Skyscraper In China
Wu Yongning, the 26-year-old daredevil, sometimes referred to as "Chinese Superman," had amassed a considerable following online for his adventures in "rooftopping." Despite the risks, Wu always survived his stunts. However, his lucky streak came to an end on Nov. 8 as he attempted to do pullups off the top of a 62-story skyscraper in Changsha, the...
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Man Plans To Tackle Beijing Smog With Hand-Held Fans
A Chinese man has proposed a bizarre plan involving 1.5 million people with hand-held fans to tackle the capital city's smog, a media report said on Monday.
