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        Fighting Blizzard, Going Home
         

         

         

        Power networks restored

        Power networks damaged by snowstorms in January and February have been fully restored, the nation's two grid companies said over the weekend.


        China vows to house winter storm victims in four months

        The Chinese government has promised to help all those whose homes were damaged in recent winter storm to build permanent houses in the coming four months.



         

        President Hu urges PLA to work hard

        President Hu Jintao has urged the People's Liberation Army and armed police to devote themselves to the campaign against the natural disaster affecting large parts of China.


         

        Premier Wen makes 2nd trip to Hunan

        For the second time in just three days, Premier Wen Jiabao is back in Hunan Province. He's there to oversee disaster relief work through the region.



         
         

        Millions on the move at post-Festival travel peak

        The start of China's post-Spring Festival travel peak proved a relatively smooth affair as no major traffic problems were reported on Tuesday. Fighting Blizzard


         

        Workers find New Year warmth away from home

        Wang Dan, a Chinese migrant worker, has discovered that it wasn't so bad after all to spend Lunar New Year away from his family.




         
         

         

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