China THIS WEEK Edition 16-2010

04-18-2010 23:24 BJT

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1、QUAKE DEATH TOLL RISES TO 1,706 2、CHINESE PRESIDENT INSPECTS YUSHU 3、RESCUERS AND LOCALS WORK TOGETHER 4、SURVIVORS BATTLE COLD NIGHTS 5、MEDICAL EFFORTS HELP QUAKE VICTIMS 6、THOUSANDS OF INJURED TRANSFERRED 7、INJURED TREATED AND RECOVERING 8、TAIWAN RESCUERS HEAD TO YUSHU 9、RELIEF SUPPLIES ARRIVES IN YUSHU 10、QUAKE VICTIM PROVIDED WITH THE BASICS 11、POWER RESTORED IN YUSHU 12、HU JINTAO ATTENDS NUCLEAR SUMMIT 13、BRIC LEADERS CALL FOR FINANCIAL REFORM 14、CHINA''S GDP GROWS 11.9% IN Q1 OF 2010 15、CHINA TIGHTENS PROPERTY CONTROL 16、CHINA, US AGREE ON YUAN, TRADE POLICIES

Editor:James |Source: CCTV.com

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