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China eyes nuclear plant for quake-hit province
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's earthquake-hit Sichuan province hopes to build its first nuclear power plant within as little as five years, but has chosen a site it says is geologically sound, state media said on Wednesday. Full Article
Chinese troops begin withdrawal from quake zone
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese troops began withdrawing from the quake-hit province of Sichuan on Monday, as rescue work shifts to reconstruction more than two months after the tremor killed at least 70,000 people. China mobilized 130,000 troops and armed police in the weeks following the May 12 earthquake. The first group of 40,000 began pulling out on the orders of President Hu Jintao, who also chairs the Central Military Commission. Full Article
Audio Slideshow: Quake Aftermath
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Walking with survivors
Shanghai-based photographer Nir Elias tells of his hike with survivors of the Sichuan quake. Slideshow
Aftermath of a quake
A showcase of David Gray's images of the aftermath of the Sichuan earthquake are set to music. Slideshow
At quake epicenter, they fed me noodles
Reuters correspondent Emma Graham-Harrison describes her day-long hike into the cut-off epicenter of the Wenchuan earthquake and the devastation and generosity she found when she got there. Full Article
Blogs: China EarthquakeA photographer's view
Reuters photographers give first hand accounts of their experiences and the haunting images they encountered in the earthquake aftermath. Go to Blog
Faces of survivors
A look at some of the survivors of China's devastating earthquake. Slideshow
Quake rocks China
A deadly 7.9 magnitude earthquake strikes China's Sichuan province, the worst in three decades. Slideshow
Reuters AlertNet
Reuters AlertNet is a humanitarian news network which aims to keep relief professionals and the wider public up-to-date on humanitarian crises around the globe. Full Article
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