Jilin - 2005-11-27
Locations (2005-11-27)
- Baghdad (16%)
- Gaza (08%)
- Harbin (07%)
- Singapore (07%)
- Tehran (06%)
- Moscow (04%)
- Hong Kong (04%)
- Dubai (03%)
- Washington (03%)
- Baku (03%)
- Beijing (03%)
- Kyoto (02%)
- Amman (02%)
- Doha (02%)
- Seattle (02%)
- London (02%)
- Harare (02%)
- > Jilin (02%)
- Montreal (01%)
- Sofia (01%)
Associated Locations
Associated Articles
- (7) Independent Onli... Polluted river water heading for Chinese ...
- (6) Washington Post,... In Visit to Harbin, Chinese Leader Silent...
- (4) Reuters AlertNet... China's water crisis displays party p...
- (4) Telegraph.co.uk,... Hundreds of thousands used 'lethal...
- (3) Xinhua, China Harbin resumes water supply
- (2) International He... China apologizes to Russia for spill
- (2) Australian, Australia Race to filter river of poison
- (2) Boston Globe, Un... Premier visits site of toxic spill in Chi...
- (2) Xinhua, China Governor takes first drink of water to dispel ...
- (2) Reuters AlertNet... Chinese city to turn taps back on after t...
- (1) Washington Post,... Running Water Restored to Chinese City
- (1) The Moscow Times... Harbin Restores Water as Toxins Pass
- (1) CBC News, Canada Harbin water supply resumes
- (1) ABC News Running Water Restored in Chinese City
- (1) Christian Science Monitor, MA Chinese decry toxic coverup
- (1) Guardian Unlimit... Running Water Restored to Chinese City
- (1) Chicago SunTimes... China probes plant blast that poisoned ri...
- (1) Newsweek Even China Can't Hide a Toxic River
- (1) Xinhua, China Main pollution slick in Songhua River leaves H...
- (1) CBC News, Canada China apologizes over toxic river spill
- (1) The Observer, UK Water to be restored to angry Chinese city
- (1) London Free Press, Canada Premier visits waterless city
- (1) Boston Globe, Un... China orders quick cleanup of river spill
- (1) Hindu, India UN offers to help China, Russia with toxic rive...
- (1) Mail & Guardian ... Water to be restored after Chinese toxic ...
- (1) International He... Harbin prepares to turn the taps back on
- (1) Scotsman, United Kingdom Water restored to Chinese city
