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Most Quake Homeless in Sichuan Move into Makeshift Homes
More than three quarters of the homeless quake survivors in southwest China's Sichuan Province have moved into temporary homes, the provincial governor said on Friday.

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Latest News
- New System Adopted to Monitor Relief Fund Use
- A Milestone Year for China's Volunteers
- China to Inject Capital to Quake-hit State Firms
- Quake Losses of State Firms Top 80 bln Yuan
- Most Quake Homeless in Sichuan Move into Makeshift Homes
- China Issues Guidelines on Post-quake Reconstruction
- Quake Death Toll Rises to 69,196
- Psycho-Support Urgent for Young Quake Survivors
- Quake Zone Students Look to Future with College Exam
- Quake Prompts Call for Back-up Copies of Urban Files
- More Than 600,000 Sichuan Migrant Workers Return Home Jobless After Quake
- Donations from Outside China Total Almost 1.6 Bln Yuan
- Students in Quake-hit Areas Attending College Entrance Exam
- Debris Blasted to Ease Pressure on Rising Lake in Quake Zone
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Rescue Efforts
- Hospitals Advised to Enhance Quake-resistant Capacity
- HK Legislative Delegation to Visit Quake-hit Areas in Sichuan
- Chinese Central SOEs Donate US$565 Mln for Quake Zone
- HK Grants More Emergency Relief Fund for Quake-hit Sichuan
- Largest Lender Provides US$1.17 Bln Loans for Quake Zone
- Supervision over Use of Quake Relief Fund, Materials to Be Intensified
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International Response
- Romanian Gendarmes Donate US$233,000 to Chinese Quake Victims
- Special Concert Held in NY, Sympathy for Quake Victims
- Foreign Companies Have Confidence in Investing in Quake-hit Sichuan
- French City Observes 'Night of Love' for Quake Victims
- Ambassador: India Hopes to Aid China in Quake Relief, Rebuilding
- Singapore Investment Company Donates US$1 Mln to Quake-hit China
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Video
PLA Continues Work in Quake Zone
Premier Wen Calls for Secondary Disaster Prevention
Soldiers Help Farmers with Rebuilding
Relief Supplies Delivered to Worst-hit Areas
Photos