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Local Officials Urged to Tell H1N1 Truth
The Ministry of Health vows to punish officials who underreport the H1N1 flu pandemic following criticism from a medical expert who cast doubt on China's official death toll.

Japan Urged to Be Responsible for Forced Laborer Issue
China on Friday urged Japan to be responsible for history in handling issues concerning former Chinese nationals who were forced to work as laborers in Japan during World War II.

Cabbies in Strike in East China
Hundreds of taxi drivers have been in strike since Wednesday to protest against government plans to regulate the industry in Putian City, east China's Fujian Province.

China's Millionaires Club Expands despite Financial Crisis
The global economic downtown has not affected the personal wealth of the rich in China that continued to expand this year and also opened up more opportunities for private bankers, China Daily reported Friday.

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• Guangzhou's Subway Network to Reach 220 Km in 2010

• Five Die in Central China Apartment Explosion

• 16 Rescued from Gas-explosion-toppled Building in Henan

• Prison Officials Face Prosecution after Jail Break

• Hydrochloric Acid Spills after Road Accident in E. China

• Old Embroidery Comes Alive with Creative Designs

• Snow Cuts Power Supply to 640,000 in East China

• Beijing Refutes A/H1N1 Vaccine Suspension Rumor

• 1 Dead, 5 Injured as Bridge Pier Collapses in E. China

• Six Die in Restaurant Fire in Shandong

• Six Die in Northeast China Road Accident

• Macao Chief Vows to Promote "Responsible Gaming"

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• 15th Teochew International Convention Opens in Guangzhou

• Nine Killed in Southwest China Bus Accident

• China's Jilin Aims to Build New Pilot Zone into Innovation Center

• 3 Students Dead, 5 Injured in S. China Road Accident

• 50,000 Yuan Reward for Escaped Inmate

• 4 Cops Get Jail Terms for Fatal Torture Case

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