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China Port City Of 14 Million Tightens Travel Curbs After Omicron Cases
The northern Chinese city of Tianjin tightened exit controls and is requiring residents to obtain approval from employers or community authorities before leaving town in an effort to block the spread of the highly transmissible Omicron variant.
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China's Tianjin City Issues First 2018 Level 2 pollution Alert From March 1
China's smog-prone port city of Tianjin issued its first level 2 "orange" pollution alert this year effective from March 1, the city government said in a statement on its website on Wednesday.
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As Smog Lifts, China's Ports Grapple With Huge Traffic Jam Of Ships
A huge traffic jam of hundreds of ships carrying coal and iron ore into China has built up outside key ports like Tianjin and Caofeidian, just as winter demand hits its peak ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday later this month.
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Jaguar Land Rover Sees 2015 Profit Down on Tianjin Blast, Investments
Luxury British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will post a lower pre-tax profit in 2015 than in the previous fiscal year, its CEO told Reuters, due to major investments and a blast at China's Tianjin port that destroyed thousands of its cars.
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China Sacks Tianjin Port Chief After Blasts: Reports
China has fired the president of Tianjin Port Group and plans to prosecute him for dereliction of duty, state media said today, almost three months after huge chemical blasts at the northern port managed by the firm killed more than 160 people.
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China Prosecutor Approves Detention of Former Work Safety Chief
China's state prosecutor said today that it has approved the detention of the former head of the work safety regulator, sacked after blasts that killed more than 160 people in August in the northern port city of Tianjin.
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Jaguar Land Rover Says Tianjin Blast to Hit Q2 Earnings
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Wednesday said its second quarter results would be affected by a blast at the Chinese port of Tianjin in August which destroyed or damaged thousands of its cars at the site.
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New Warehouse Blast Hits Tianjin: Authorities
A warehouse explosion hit the Chinese port of Tianjin just two months after a massive blast in the city left more than 160 dead, officials said Tuesday.
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Explosion in China Chemical Plant Injures 7 Workers
Seven workers were injured today in an explosion at a chemical plant in China's Zhejiang Province, officials said; just weeks after massive blasts in the northern port city of Tianjin killed 173 people.
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Injured Firefighter Wakes 40 Days After Tianjin Blasts
A Chinese firefighter, who slipped into coma after receiving serious injuries in the country's worst industrial disaster at Tianjin port, regained consciousness 40 days after the incident.
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At Least 5 Dead From Monday's Chemical Plant Blast in China: Report
The death toll from an explosion at a chemical plant in China's Shandong province late on Monday has risen to five, state news agency Xinhua reported, as China still seeks answers to a far larger blast in the port city of Tianjin earlier last month.
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China Says Will Report Pollution Information From Tianjin Blast Site
China's Environment Ministry has put in place a 24-hour monitoring system for pollutants from explosions this month at a port and will report accurate and timely data to the public, it said on Friday.
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China Blast Death Toll Rises to 123
The death toll from a series of explosions earlier this month that rocked the northern port city of Tianjin rose to 123, state media reported Sunday.
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Cyanide 356 Times Limits Found at China Blast Test Point: Officials
Cyanide levels more than 350 times standard limits have been detected in water close to the site of deadly explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin, officials said Thursday.
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Cyanide in Waters Near China Blast Site 277 Times Acceptable Level: Government Report
Chinese authorities warned that cyanide levels in the waters around the Tianjin Port explosion site had risen to as much as 277 times acceptable levels although they declared that the city's drinking water was safe.
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China Port City Of 14 Million Tightens Travel Curbs After Omicron Cases
The northern Chinese city of Tianjin tightened exit controls and is requiring residents to obtain approval from employers or community authorities before leaving town in an effort to block the spread of the highly transmissible Omicron variant.
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China's Tianjin City Issues First 2018 Level 2 pollution Alert From March 1
China's smog-prone port city of Tianjin issued its first level 2 "orange" pollution alert this year effective from March 1, the city government said in a statement on its website on Wednesday.
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As Smog Lifts, China's Ports Grapple With Huge Traffic Jam Of Ships
A huge traffic jam of hundreds of ships carrying coal and iron ore into China has built up outside key ports like Tianjin and Caofeidian, just as winter demand hits its peak ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday later this month.
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Jaguar Land Rover Sees 2015 Profit Down on Tianjin Blast, Investments
Luxury British carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will post a lower pre-tax profit in 2015 than in the previous fiscal year, its CEO told Reuters, due to major investments and a blast at China's Tianjin port that destroyed thousands of its cars.
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China Sacks Tianjin Port Chief After Blasts: Reports
China has fired the president of Tianjin Port Group and plans to prosecute him for dereliction of duty, state media said today, almost three months after huge chemical blasts at the northern port managed by the firm killed more than 160 people.
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China Prosecutor Approves Detention of Former Work Safety Chief
China's state prosecutor said today that it has approved the detention of the former head of the work safety regulator, sacked after blasts that killed more than 160 people in August in the northern port city of Tianjin.
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Jaguar Land Rover Says Tianjin Blast to Hit Q2 Earnings
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Wednesday said its second quarter results would be affected by a blast at the Chinese port of Tianjin in August which destroyed or damaged thousands of its cars at the site.
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New Warehouse Blast Hits Tianjin: Authorities
A warehouse explosion hit the Chinese port of Tianjin just two months after a massive blast in the city left more than 160 dead, officials said Tuesday.
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Explosion in China Chemical Plant Injures 7 Workers
Seven workers were injured today in an explosion at a chemical plant in China's Zhejiang Province, officials said; just weeks after massive blasts in the northern port city of Tianjin killed 173 people.
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Injured Firefighter Wakes 40 Days After Tianjin Blasts
A Chinese firefighter, who slipped into coma after receiving serious injuries in the country's worst industrial disaster at Tianjin port, regained consciousness 40 days after the incident.
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At Least 5 Dead From Monday's Chemical Plant Blast in China: Report
The death toll from an explosion at a chemical plant in China's Shandong province late on Monday has risen to five, state news agency Xinhua reported, as China still seeks answers to a far larger blast in the port city of Tianjin earlier last month.
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China Says Will Report Pollution Information From Tianjin Blast Site
China's Environment Ministry has put in place a 24-hour monitoring system for pollutants from explosions this month at a port and will report accurate and timely data to the public, it said on Friday.
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China Blast Death Toll Rises to 123
The death toll from a series of explosions earlier this month that rocked the northern port city of Tianjin rose to 123, state media reported Sunday.
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Cyanide 356 Times Limits Found at China Blast Test Point: Officials
Cyanide levels more than 350 times standard limits have been detected in water close to the site of deadly explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin, officials said Thursday.
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Cyanide in Waters Near China Blast Site 277 Times Acceptable Level: Government Report
Chinese authorities warned that cyanide levels in the waters around the Tianjin Port explosion site had risen to as much as 277 times acceptable levels although they declared that the city's drinking water was safe.
