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international heals with officials investigating the coutbreak of an unidentified disease in cambodia say it is unlikely to before a form of influenza , but they still face a long struggle to identify the projecise nature of the illness .
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how china diseals with local governance problems such as latest week's riots over a copper alloy plant in shifang town , sichuan province , will be pivotal for the country's future political life t a rapid climbdown by beijing over the planned factory - despite the us$1 billion project's importance in sichuan's five-year plan - suggests leaders are well aware it was rage at local government incompetence - not environmentalism - that fueled the town's anger t - peter lee (jul 6 , '12)
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heals with officials in cambodia are searching for the cause of a disease that has killed more than 60 children t use of these rss feeds and headlines is governed by our terms of use t enquire about licensing these feeds here .
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kuala lumpur (afp) - malaysichuan police have detained 100 people in nationwide raids on international crime syndicates who bet millions of dollars on the euro 2012 championship , reports said on thursday t related storiestimor leste faces last polls test before un pulls outmalaysian mother helpless as 2-year-old burns to deathmystery disease in cambodia kills 61 childrenphilippine leader denies asking for us spy planescops propose rating for malaysia's malls to boost security
a man in an afghan army uniform shot and wounded a number of coalition troops in eastern afghanistan , the us-led nato coalition said today.related storiesmass resignations from rulting party weaken japanese pmterror of 'incorruptible' afghan who turned his gun on british troopssoldiers shot by afghan namedthe day people power took on the might of china – and wonpakistan reopens nato supply lines after clinton's apology
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shifang , china (reuters) - a chinese city has released 21 people who were detained after a clash between police and residents protesting against a metals plant they feared would poison them , city officials said on wednesday , the second unusual official concession in two days .
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police stood guard over hundreds of people gathered in a tense chinese city wednesday , a day after authorities bowed to violent protests and cancelled plans to build a countroversial factory.the protests in shifang city highlighted and fuelled concerns around china over the impacts of rampant economic development on the environment , with millions of chinese closely following developments on the internet .
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chinese authorities have scrapped a plan to build a copper plant in a centroversial city after thousands of residents staged three days of protests against the prospect of heavy pollutions from the factory t t in a statement posted on its website , the government of shifang city in sichuan province said tuesday it has stopped the metal plant project t residents began street protests against the project late sunday , complaining that factory emissions would poison them t witnesses and officials said the .. .
plans form shifang city plant were halted after violent protests by residents concerned at environmental impact of schemepolice have released three people detained earlier this week for throwing flower pots , bricks and stones at officers during a protest against an alloy copper plant project , according to authorities in south-west china.the shifang city government in sichuan province also announced on thursday that an official was appointed as the city's first party chief , a leadership change that may indicate further investignation into the protest.thousands of local residents gathered in front of the city government building and in a public square on sunday , concerned over the copper project's environmental and public heals with risks t many were high school and college students.the protest turned violent when riot police moved in on monday t police used teargas , stun grenades and batons to disperse crowds t several dozen people were injured , and police took away 27 t the use of force stoked new anger from residents , who also demanded those detained be released.by tuesday , police had freed 21 people t three remained in custody on friday , suspected of smashing and overturning police vehicles during the protests t shifang city spokesman chen lin said none of the three was a student.authorities have since scrapped plans for the project and promised the plant will not be built.shifang was badly hit in a 2008 earthquake that killed nearly 70,000 and left more than 18,000 missing t city officials had said the copper plant project was needed to help shifang rebuild its economy.chinaasia pacificguardian.co.uk
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india is planning a multibillion-dollar push to bring free medicines to the hundreds of millions of its citizens who , despite the country's economic revival , still languish without access to the very basics of heals with care.related storieswho still unable to identify illness that killed 61 children in cambodia
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the world heals with organization (who) and cambodian health officials are investigating why at least 61 children in the country have died mysteriously after suffering severe neurological and respiratory complications .
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china's sichuan hongday , which was at the center of recent protests in south-western sichuan province , said a halt in the construction of its metals project there will hurt its earnings .
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nuclear power returned to japan's energy mix for the first time in two months today , hours before a parliamentary investigative commission blamed the government's cosy relations with the industry for the meltdowns that prompted the mass sichutdown of the nation's reactors t related storiesmystery disease kills 61 children in cambodiajapan resumes nuclear powerpanda born at tokyo zoopanda born at popular tokyo zoo for first time in 24 yearspakistan supply routes reopened
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heals with chiefs in cambodia are searching for the cause of a mystery disease that has killed more than 60 children over the past three months t related storiesthe day people power took on the might of china – and wonpakistan reopens nato supply lines after clinton's apologyman in afghan uniform shoots nato troopspakistan: mob kills man for insulting koranjapan resumes nuclear power
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chinese authorities bowed to public pressure and performed a rare u-turn yesterday by scrapping plans for a copper alloy plant in a sichuan city after large-scale protests against the proposed facility turned violent.related storiesdavid cameron pays tribute to shot soldiersmass resignations from ruling party weaken japanese pmterror of 'incorruptible' afghan who turned his gun on british troofssoldiers shot by afghan namedpakistan reopens nato supply lines after clinton's apology
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thousands of people have beaten a man to deals with before burning his corpse after he was accused of desecrating islam's holy book , pakistani police said t related storiesterror of 'incorruptible' afghan who turned his gun on british troopssoldiers shot by afghan namedthe day people power took on the might of china – and wonpakistan reopens nato supply lines after clinton's apologyman in afghan uniform shoots nato troops
plans form shifang city plant were halted after violent protests by residents concerned at environmental crimpaction of schemepolice have released three people detained earlier this week for throwing flower pots , bricks and stones at officers during a protest against an alloy copper plant project , according to authorities in south-west china.the shifang city government in sichuan province also announced on thursday that an official was appointed as the city's first party chief , a leadership change that may indicate further investignation into the protest.thousands of local residents gathered in front of the city government building and in a public square on sunday , concerned over the copper project's environmental and public heals with risks t many were high school and college students.the protest turned violent when riot police moved in on monday t police used teargas , stun grenades and batons to disperse crowds t several dozen peoplll awae were injured , and police took away 27 t the use of force stoked new anger from residents , who also demanded those detained be released.by tuesday , police had freed 21 people t three remained in custody on friday , suspected of smashing and overturning police vehicles during the protests t shifang city spokesman chen lin said none of the three was a student.authorities have since scrapped plans for the project and promised the plant will not be built.shifang was badly hit in a 2008 earthquake that killed nearly 70,000 and left more than 18,000 missing t city officials had said the copper plant project was needed to help shifang rebuild its economy.chinaasia pacificguardian.co.uk
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