On Sunday alone, Guangdong, known as the southern gateway of the country, reported seven cases from inbound passengers-two from the United Kingdom, two from Canada, and one each from the United States, Cambodia and Niger.
On Monday, four former USC students sued the school and the ex-campus gynecologist, Tyndall, who they accuse of molesting patients over decades as a "serial sexual predator," according to a court filing, the Times reported. Tyndall routinely made crude comments, took inappropriate photographs and forced the plaintiffs to strip naked and groped them under the guise of medical treatment for his "sexual gratification," the civil lawsuit said.
On Sept 5, a 14-year-old girl from Shandong province died from complications involving a severe burn during her summer break. The student, only identified as Zhezhe, was injured in August while making popcorn at home using a soda can and a bottle of high concentration ethanol, a chemical her father stored at home. A 12-year-old neighbor who was with her when the explosion occurred was also injured.
On June 5, a Haval F7 SUV rolled off its plant in Tula, a city 193 kilometers south of Moscow. Haval is one of Great Wall Motors' three automotive brands.
On June 7, the police discovered two woven bags in a rubber tree forest near the station. Twenty piles of opium, with a total weight of 62.76 kg, were found in the bags.
On Monday, twin fires being treated as one incident north of San Francisco became the largest wildfire in state history, destroying 443 square miles (1,148 square kilometers) — nearly the size of the city of Los Angeles.
正品翡翠报价
On Thursday, French cosmetics giant L'Oreal introduced the skincare brand CeraVe into China in an attempt to further complement its active cosmetics division in the country.
On Monday, 16 people were arraigned at Kowloon City Magistrate Court and Kwun Tong Law Courts for charges related to the violent protests in parts of Kowloon on Saturday. Twelve of the 13 defendants arrested in Mong Kok were charged with illegal assembly, while one was charged with obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty. The other three, arrested in Wong Tai Sin, were charged with assaulting police officers; all three failed to appear in court because of injuries.
On Jan 28, the PBOC announced that it had approved an application from S&P Global to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Beijing called S&P Ratings (China).
On Friday, a fresh round of violence and vandalism broke out to defy the to-be-adopted new law. Black-clad masked rioters attacked 14 locations, including Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan, Wong Tai Sin and Aberdeen. The rioters set fires, vandalized MTR stations, broke the glass panels of shops, threw gasoline bombs at police officers, and attacked MTR staff and bystanders. A train in Sha Tin caught fire after being hit by gasoline bombs.