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The construction of a section of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway has been halted and its contractor is facing a fine of up to 500,000 yuan ($73,000) for causing "severe damage" to an archeological site in Nanjing, capital of Jiangsu province, a senior official with the city's cultural heritage bureau said yesterday. Yang Qinghua, vice-director of the bureau, said the 23,000 sq m site in the Yuhuatai district of the city is home to countless relics dating back to the Shang (16th centur ... (2008-09-02 08:40:35 - Click:88) More...
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Year's grain output to exceed 510 m tons Job training for 100,000 students
Long train trips to schools shortened Tibet attracts 14.5 billion yuan in outside investment
China allocates 27 mln yuan in relief fund to SW quake zone Paralympics chief: China serious about Games
Poverty line may be raised Guangdong increases sewage fees
Work to save Three Gorges relics Billboards banned from city wall
Shenzhen ensures jobs for ex-champion athletes Security to remain tight in Beijing
Stars turn up to thank volunteers Media services 'top quality'
Professor gets relay going Green measures reach countryside
Eco pig farms wave of future Foreign insurers unfazed by market obstacles
Nation promotes vocational education Mainland banks get credit rating boost
Hangzhou named top business city Jilin expo a bridge for expanding northeast trade
Guizhou's charms attract growing tourism Beijing Paralympics Main Press Center opens
Race against winter in quake zone Advisors call for measures to raise migrants' salaries
Man accidentally hands himself in Community centers offer fresh hope
Modern Route ends in Dalian New Beijing court caters for physically-challenged
Portuguese pair score a first Airport facilities pass muster
$2.3b bid for Huiyuan Soybean output set to increase
Budget airline moves to slash baggage limit Guizhou lake charms with blazing color, geologic wonder
Nation's clean energy market brings new investors Beijing official apologizes to public for bad odors from dump
Coca-Cola puts new takeover law to the test $4b money laundering uncovered last year
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