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Pakistan Gets 3rd Hangor-Class Submarine From China
China has delivered the third of the eight new "advanced" Hangor-class submarines to Pakistan as part of Beijing's efforts to upgrade Islamabad's naval strength to support its growing presence in the Indian Ocean, India's backyard.
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China University Student Delivers Baby In Dorm While Preparing For Final Exams
The incident took place at a university in Hubei province where a 3rd year student unexpectedly went into labour and delivered the baby in her upper bunk bed in the dorm.
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21 Dead, Over 6,000 Evacuated As Heavy Rainfall Batters Central China
At least 21 people died as heavy downpours struck central China's Hubei province, authorities said Friday, weeks after record floods wreaked havoc and killed hundreds in a neighbouring province.
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Death Count In Gas Pipe Explosion In Chinese City Rises To 25: Report
The number of people killed in a gas pipeline explosion in central China on Sunday has risen to 25, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Monday.
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Pak Students In China To Decide On Returning Back After Lockdown Lifted
For more than a thousand Pakistani students stranded in the Chinese province of Hubei a gruelling lockdown lifted this week, but they must now decide whether to try to return to their home country where cases of coronavirus are rising rapidly.
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China Starts Domestic Flights In Coronavirus Epicentre, Eases Lockdown
China on Sunday resumed domestic flights in the coronavirus epicentre Hubei province, except for its capital Wuhan, as part of a plan to ease the lockdown in the region following a steep decline in the number of confirmed cases.
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Clashes In China As People Try To Leave Coronavirus-Hit Hubei After Lockdown Lifted
In a rare display of public anger in China, dozens of people in central Hubei province, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak till recently, attacked official vehicles after they were stopped from crossing a bridge and travel to neighbouring Jiangxi after the lifting of the lockdown.
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No Local Coronavirus Transmission For 2nd Day In China, Imported Cases Rise
Mainland China reported a second consecutive day of no new local coronavirus infections as the epicentre of the epidemic Hubei province opened its borders, but imported cases rose as Beijing ramped up controls to prevent a resurgence of infections.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Passes Its Peak In China, Marked Slowdown In Spread
China's coronavirus epidemic has passed its peak, its top health commission said on Thursday, as it logged just eight new infections in Hubei province, the first time the epicentre of the outbreak recorded a daily tally of less than 10.With the marked slowdown of the spread of the virus, more businesses have reopened with authorities cautiously eas...
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As One Of China's 'Detroits' Reopens, World's Automakers Worry About Disruptions
Non-essential factories in Wuhan and other cities in Hubei province remain on lockdown at least until Wednesday. When they reopen on March 11, or whenever authorities give the go-ahead, it is not clear if companies will have the raw materials or workers to get back to normal operations.
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Pakistan Gets 3rd Hangor-Class Submarine From China
China has delivered the third of the eight new "advanced" Hangor-class submarines to Pakistan as part of Beijing's efforts to upgrade Islamabad's naval strength to support its growing presence in the Indian Ocean, India's backyard.
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China University Student Delivers Baby In Dorm While Preparing For Final Exams
The incident took place at a university in Hubei province where a 3rd year student unexpectedly went into labour and delivered the baby in her upper bunk bed in the dorm.
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21 Dead, Over 6,000 Evacuated As Heavy Rainfall Batters Central China
At least 21 people died as heavy downpours struck central China's Hubei province, authorities said Friday, weeks after record floods wreaked havoc and killed hundreds in a neighbouring province.
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Death Count In Gas Pipe Explosion In Chinese City Rises To 25: Report
The number of people killed in a gas pipeline explosion in central China on Sunday has risen to 25, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Monday.
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Pak Students In China To Decide On Returning Back After Lockdown Lifted
For more than a thousand Pakistani students stranded in the Chinese province of Hubei a gruelling lockdown lifted this week, but they must now decide whether to try to return to their home country where cases of coronavirus are rising rapidly.
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China Starts Domestic Flights In Coronavirus Epicentre, Eases Lockdown
China on Sunday resumed domestic flights in the coronavirus epicentre Hubei province, except for its capital Wuhan, as part of a plan to ease the lockdown in the region following a steep decline in the number of confirmed cases.
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Clashes In China As People Try To Leave Coronavirus-Hit Hubei After Lockdown Lifted
In a rare display of public anger in China, dozens of people in central Hubei province, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak till recently, attacked official vehicles after they were stopped from crossing a bridge and travel to neighbouring Jiangxi after the lifting of the lockdown.
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No Local Coronavirus Transmission For 2nd Day In China, Imported Cases Rise
Mainland China reported a second consecutive day of no new local coronavirus infections as the epicentre of the epidemic Hubei province opened its borders, but imported cases rose as Beijing ramped up controls to prevent a resurgence of infections.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Passes Its Peak In China, Marked Slowdown In Spread
China's coronavirus epidemic has passed its peak, its top health commission said on Thursday, as it logged just eight new infections in Hubei province, the first time the epicentre of the outbreak recorded a daily tally of less than 10.With the marked slowdown of the spread of the virus, more businesses have reopened with authorities cautiously eas...
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As One Of China's 'Detroits' Reopens, World's Automakers Worry About Disruptions
Non-essential factories in Wuhan and other cities in Hubei province remain on lockdown at least until Wednesday. When they reopen on March 11, or whenever authorities give the go-ahead, it is not clear if companies will have the raw materials or workers to get back to normal operations.
