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Tag Archives: Shenzhen Evening News
Abducted boy goes home, but “sister” remains separated from birth family
The story of Peng Xinle (彭心乐) has been going around in the news. Due to Phoenix journalist Deng Fei, who helped Peng’s father re-post the lost boy’s picture on Sina weibo. This has coincided with Yu Jianrong, a professor at the China Academy of Social Science, and his campaign on Sina weibo to get child beggars reunited with parents in cases of trafficking. Although it has been faced with some criticism, right now at least six children have been reunited.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged child beggars, microblog, Peng Wenle, Shenzhen Evening News, Yu Jianrong
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An environmental protection association, a pyramid scheme, and a 5,000-RMB miracle pill
The Shenzhen Evening News reports on a fake wonder-drug that’s being used to attract applicants to a pyramid scheme.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged health care, medicine, scams, Shenzhen Evening News
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Mystery surrounding stitched rectum remains unsolved
News that woman in Shenzhen having her rectum “stitched closed” by her midwife during her cesarean delivery touched a chord with the public whose discontent to the current health care system often strains their trust in doctors’ ethics.
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Tagged medical accident, Shenzhen Evening News
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Hummer sold to Chinese buyer
Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery has signed a memorandum of understanding with General Motors to buy its Hummer off-road vehicle unit.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged flu, Hummer, Red Bull, Shenzhen Evening News, Tengzhong
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