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86M yuan allocated to aid natural disaster-hit areas |
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China's central finance has allocated 86 million yuan ($12.6 million) to aid people in areas hit by severe drought and typhoon, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs Thursday. |
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Senior official calls for inheriting Confucianism |
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A senior Chinese official has called for the better inheritance and display of Confucianism, for the promotion of the development and prosperity of the country's socialist culture. |
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China launches new campaign on food additive abuse |
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China has launched a long-term campaign to crack down on making, selling and using illegal food additives and vowed to name violators. |
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China to store 26 mln A/H1N1 flu vaccine shots |
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China will have reserves of 26 million A/H1N1 flu vaccine shots at the end of October, according to a news briefing jointly held by the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)in Beijing Wednesday. |
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Cabinet staff stage show to mark National Day |
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Department staff of China's State Council, the Cabinet, put on a show Wednesday to celebrate the upcoming 60th founding anniversary of the People's Republic of China. |
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Plan to boost C China's growth unveiled |
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Central China provinces should achieve remarkable economic progress by 2015, according to a plan passed by the State Council Wednesday. |
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Military set for National Day parade: spokesman |
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All the troops and equipment for China's massive National Day celebrations on Oct. 1 in Beijing were ready for the final showcase after four months of preparations and rehearsals, a spokesman at the joint headquarters for the military parade said Wednesday. |
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All-inclusive Beijing security checks urged |
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Police in areas neighboring Beijing should check every vehicle, object and person entering the city to ensure public security for China's National Day celebrations, a senior Chinese leader said Tuesday. |
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China cracks down on suspect television ads |
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Television shopping advertisements will be banned from broadcasting on satellite channels between 6pm and midnight nationwide from next year, according to the state television, film and radio watchdog. |
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China recovers embezzled funds of 28.6 bln Yuan |
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China had recovered 28.63 billion yuan (4.19 billion U.S. dollars) of embezzled funds over the first eight months this year, the National Audit Office (NAO) told Xinhua Tuesday. |
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China: New policy to shore up SMEs |
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China's State Council, the Cabinet, issued a document Tuesday to strengthen support for the development of the country's small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). |
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China solves 80,000 cases every year through administrative appeals |
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The Chinese government solved about 80,000 cases of conflict between government organizations and common people every year since the administrative appeal system was introduced in 1999. |
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NPC sends work groups to inspect food safety law implementation |
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The Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress (NPC) decided Tuesday to send five work groups to 10 municipalities and provinces to ensure a new food safety law is properly enforced. |
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Internal Security Act to be lifted Tuesday: official |
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The Internal Security Act (ISA) will be lifted on Tuesday as planned by the government, deputy government spokesman Supachai Jaisamut said Tuesday. |
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Vice president calls for greater effort in oil sector |
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Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping Tuesday called for increased efforts to tap China's oil resources to meet rising energy demands. |