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Snowstorms Batter China Web> Special> Snowstorms Batter China RSS Feed Storms Batter China The nation struggles to deal with deadly snowstorms that have brought down power lines, paralyzed road and rail traffic, and caused a number of deaths  Promoting Agricultural Insurance The weather calamity in south China has pushed the country to extend insurance coverage to agriculture  Reconstruction on the Way Emergency rescue efforts in China's vast snow-hit provinces have been replaced by building efforts that could last for months  Cold Comfort China is restoring infrastructure and services damaged by freezing temperatures and heavy snowfall  Early Bird China has established a set of counter-measures meant to stabilize its grain production, which holds the key to dispelling inflation jitters  Reassuring Voice Premier Wen Jiabao speaks to weather- stranded passengers at Changsha Railway Station in central China's Hunan Province on January 29. He promised the homebound vacationers that they would all be able to unite with their families at the Spring Festival  Hard Pressed for Coal Higher prices and the worst snowstorms in 50 years have strained China's coal supply to the limit  Weather Crushes New Year Cheer According to the Ministry of Civil Affairs, as of January 31, disasters caused by falling temperatures, wet and freezing weather have affected nearly two thirds of China's total landmass, killing at least 60   Special

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