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China vs Covid: Hazmat Suits On Streets, Police Tape Around Whole Blocks
A Shanghai pedestrian swarmed by hazmat-clad health officials, police tape wrapped around entire blocks, and panic buying at a Shenzhen shopping centre: China is returning to virus controls many hoped it had long left behind.
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"Vile": President Xi Jinping On China's Latest Vaccine Safety Scandal
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday described a vaccine safety scandal as "vile" and "shocking" as police opened a criminal investigation into the firm responsible and its management.
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On Camera, Man Drives Car Over Security Guard To Get A Good Parking Spot
A Chinese guard went beyond the call of duty to stop a car from entering a parking lot - by lying down on the ground right in front of the vehicle. However, instead of halting the car, the driver ran over the guard to make his way into the lot.
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China Makes 5 More Arrests Over Deadly Shenzhen Landslide: Reports
Chinese police have arrested five more officials of a company involved in a deadly landslide that buried 77 people last month, state news agency Xinhua said, taking the tally of arrests to 16.
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China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
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Official In China City Hit By Deadly Landslide Kills Himself
Police in southern China say a local government official has killed himself, a week after a landslide from a pileup of construction waste in his city left scores missing and presumed dead.
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China Uses Police, Stern Steps to Halt Crash; Short-Sellers Under Scanner
China's benchmark stock indices - the Shanghai Composite and the Shenzhen 300 - jumped as much as 7 per cent on Thursday, after the country's market regulator unveiled draconian measures to stem the freefall in equities. The two indices have crashed over 30 per cent since mid-June, wiping out $4 trillion in market capitalization; trading in nearly ...
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China vs Covid: Hazmat Suits On Streets, Police Tape Around Whole Blocks
A Shanghai pedestrian swarmed by hazmat-clad health officials, police tape wrapped around entire blocks, and panic buying at a Shenzhen shopping centre: China is returning to virus controls many hoped it had long left behind.
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"Vile": President Xi Jinping On China's Latest Vaccine Safety Scandal
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday described a vaccine safety scandal as "vile" and "shocking" as police opened a criminal investigation into the firm responsible and its management.
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On Camera, Man Drives Car Over Security Guard To Get A Good Parking Spot
A Chinese guard went beyond the call of duty to stop a car from entering a parking lot - by lying down on the ground right in front of the vehicle. However, instead of halting the car, the driver ran over the guard to make his way into the lot.
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China Makes 5 More Arrests Over Deadly Shenzhen Landslide: Reports
Chinese police have arrested five more officials of a company involved in a deadly landslide that buried 77 people last month, state news agency Xinhua said, taking the tally of arrests to 16.
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China Police Detain 12 In Connection With Landslide Disaster
Police in China have detained 12 people in connection with a deadly landslide last week, including at least one executive from a company that ran a dump for construction waste that swept through an industrial park, state media said today.
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Official In China City Hit By Deadly Landslide Kills Himself
Police in southern China say a local government official has killed himself, a week after a landslide from a pileup of construction waste in his city left scores missing and presumed dead.
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China Uses Police, Stern Steps to Halt Crash; Short-Sellers Under Scanner
China's benchmark stock indices - the Shanghai Composite and the Shenzhen 300 - jumped as much as 7 per cent on Thursday, after the country's market regulator unveiled draconian measures to stem the freefall in equities. The two indices have crashed over 30 per cent since mid-June, wiping out $4 trillion in market capitalization; trading in nearly ...
