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Fortitude in Adversity
China has pulled together to save lives following a major earthquake that ripped through parts of the country's southwest
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UPDATED: May-23-2008  
China Takes Steps to Control Rodents in Quake-hit Areas
The Ministry of Agriculture said Thursday that it had taken steps to prevent rodent infestations in the wake of last week's Sichuan earthquake
 

The Ministry of Agriculture said Thursday that it had taken steps to prevent rodent infestations in the wake of last week's Sichuan earthquake, which could damage crops and spread diseases.

It said 5.42 million yuan (about 774,300 U.S. dollars) in funding, along with rat poison, pesticides and sprayers, had been delivered to quake-hit areas, which have set up mice control plans.

It urged local authorities to set up monitoring networks, disseminate information and mobilize residents to take part in controlling rodents.

The ministry said it would also organize expert teams to lead the work in Sichuan Province, the center of the 8.0-magnitude earthquake on May 12.

(Xinhua News Agency May 23, 2008)



 
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