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·Education Watchdog Orders Safety Checks in Schools in Snow-hit Areas

·Snow to Continue to Plague S China over Next 3 Days

·China Sends Art Troupes to Snow-hit Areas

·Full Power Returning to Snow-hit Regions

·Yunnan Hit Hard by Return of Snow

·Calls for National Insurance Fund

·Disaster Relief Work Achieving Results

·Conservators Protect Animals, Plants amid Disastrous Weather

·No Epidemics, Food Poisonings in Snow-hit Areas

·Temperatures to Rise for Snow-stricken Areas

·Snow Disaster Areas Shift Focus to Reconstruction Work

·Snowstorm Won't Affect Chinese Food Prices 'Too Heavily'

·Experts Urge Boosting Early-warning, Emergency-response System

·Vegetable Prices in Snow-hit Areas Decreases 3.2%

·Meteorologists Ill-equipped to Forecast Bad Weather

·Tourism Enthusiasm Dampens During Spring Festival Holiday

·China to Extend Highway Toll Exemptions to Help Disaster Relief

·China to Spend More on Severe Winter Weather Relief

·China Vows to Normalize Life, Production in Snow-hit Areas ASAP

·Ice Flows Affect Hundreds in China's NW Border Region

·China Orders Military Forces to Help Rebuild Snow-affected Areas

·Railways Carry 24 Mln Passengers During Holiday

·Snow-hit Province Buys Insurance for Military Rescuers

·More Foreign Leaders Send Sympathies over China's Weather Disaster

·Harsh Winter Storms Kill 107 People in China

·Chinese Insurers Pay over 1 Bln Yuan in Weather Claims

·Octogenarian Stars Play in Charity Show for Snow-stricken Areas

·Snow, Bad Weather Damage 18.6 Mln Hectares of Forest

·Buses Transport 235 Mln Chinese During Spring Festival Holiday

·Chinese Academics Meet to Discuss Disaster Relief

·Beijing Receives Fewer Tourists During Holiday

·2 Mln Warm Clothes Sent to Snow-hit Areas

·Zhejiang Expects to Restore Power Grid at End of March

·Donations Pouring into Disaster-hit Regions

·They Sacrifice the Self for a Larger Good

·Power, Coal Supply Continue to Resume as China to Keep Prices Stable

·China Continues Efforts to Restore Power Supply in Snow-hit Areas

·Transportation Remains Grim as Travel Peak Looms

·Road, Rail Transport Returning to Normal

·China Beefs up Relief Efforts in Disaster-hit Remote, Mountainous Areas