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Friday, October 10, 2008

  

Number of children hospitalized triples

BEIJING: China published Thursday a new number of children hospitalized after drinking tainted milk, more than tripling the official figure to nearly 47,000.

At the moment, 10,666 children remain in hospital for poisoning with the toxic chemical melamine, while another 36,144 were previously hospitalized but have since been allowed to go home, the Health ministry said.

This makes for a total of 46,810 children who have been hospitalized for kidney problems caused by melamine, up from 14,471 according to the previous data from the Health ministry on September 21.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

AFTER THAI STREET UNREST

BANGKOK: A Thai court dropped charges of insurrection Thursday against the main leaders of a protest movement bidding to topple the government, two days after the worst street unrest in Bangkok for 16 years.

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MALE: The first-ever democratic presidential election in the Maldives looked set to go into a second round after Asia’s longest-serving leader apparently failed to deliver a knockout blow to his rivals.

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WORLDINBRIEF

BEIJING: Three persons have died in southwestern China after receiving a herbal injection, the government said, in the latest incident underlining the safety risks of Chinese-made products. The deaths occurred in Yunnan province after six hospital patients received injections of Siberian ginseng extract.

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