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China's education watchdog orders safety checks in schools in snow-hit areas

·China's snow-wrecked south faces heavy task of ...

·Anti-poverty group donates $5 mln to snow disas...

·China's political advisors call for enhanced go...

·China completes reconstruction of all ice-havoc...

·China to upgrade expressway in worst-hit area a...

·China adds 347 mln yuan to relief for winter di...

·China channels 1 bln yuan subsidy to help snows...

·Chinese petro company employees donate 33.78 ml...

·Chinese lenders extend 100 bln yuan in loans to...

·Canadians lend relief to snowstorm victims in C...

·China allocates 3 bln yuan in subsidies to rest...

·China speeds repairs to snow-damaged schools fo...

·Insurers pay 2 bln yuan in claims from China's ...

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China orders military forces to help rebuild snow-affected areas

Impressive moments during China's war on snow havoc

Freezing coldness and blizzards

Rescue work among ice and snow in China

Hunan making efforts to restore power supply

China continues efforts to restore power supply in snow-hit areas

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Government Efforts

·China to upgrade expressway in worst-hit area after snowstorm

·China adds 347 mln yuan to relief for winter disaster areas

·China channels 1 bln yuan subsidy to help snowstorm victims rebuild homes

·China vows to house winter storm victims in 4 months

·Blue-ear disease vaccines sent to 5 snow-stricken provinces

·Grave tasks for China's post-snow agriculture sector

·China channels direct farm subsidies to help post-disaster reconstruction

·Power suppliers given deadline

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Transport Woes

·Snow delays new semester for 1,300 Chinese schools

·Snow blocks highways in SW China, 1,2000 people affected

·China postal services back to normal after snow disaster

·Pre-festival cross-Strait charter flights wind up amid severe weather

·Transport resumes in frozen south China, but millions still in the dark

·Heavy fog adds to traffic woes

·Pre-festival cross-Strait charter flights wind up amid severe weather

·China military airlifts 100 tons of candles to dark southern regions

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Power Strain

·China completes reconstruction of all ice-havoced power grids

·Severely snow-hit provinces have power resumed in all villages

·Power suppliers given deadline

·Full power returning to snow-hit regions

·Snow-hit Chinese city hopes for electricty in time for Lantern Festival

·China's snow-plagued Zhejiang expects to restore power grid at end of March

·Six utility staff killed in snow disaster areas honored as "Model Workers"

·Power plants confident of maintaining supply

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Relief Efforts

·Anti-poverty group donates $5 mln to snow disaster areas

·Canadians lend relief to snowstorm victims in China

·Overseas Chinese donate 170 mln yuan to snow-hit areas

·Blue-ear disease vaccines sent to 5 snow-stricken provinces

·Banks urged to lend more to projects aiding snow-disaster relief

·Donations for China's snow-hit areas reach 1.53 bln yuan

·China's Red Cross receives $33 mln donation for snow victims

·Chinese army donates 10 mln yuan to snow-hit SW province

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Reconstruction becomes top priority after snow disaster

President Hu urges army to help reconstruction

Premier Wen inspects Guizhou Province

Premier Wen thanks foreign experts for concern for disaster-hit areas

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