Death Toll Rises to 7 in China Flooded Mine as Search for 32 Continues
The death toll has risen to 7 people in northern China's Shanxi Province after a state-owned coal mine was flooded last week trapping 153 miners underground. Another body was discovered this morning (April 7th) and DNA tests will be conducted to determine the miner's identity. On Monday night and Tuesday morning, five bodies were recovered from the flooded shaft however 115 miners were pulled out alive over the weekend. Rescue operations are still underway to find the remaining 31 trapped workers.

Exclusive Train Services for SH World Expo Popular among GD Travelers
Tour packages including a train ticket to Shanghai and entrance tickets to the 2010 World Expo, are now on sale in Guangdong. Compared to flights, these train packages are very popular amongst travelers although very expensive. A round trip shall cost each traveler around 2,000 RMB. More from our reporter Liang Chunmei:

The tour groups shall leave on trains reserved only for holiday makers heading to the expo and they shall leave once a week. Ms. Cheng has signed-up to leave on the first exclusive train, leaving for Shanghai on April 30th. 
" My family and I have never tried an exclusive train service. I think it is a great way to spend family holidays. "

Severe Accident Takes Place in Shantou, 10 Dead, 28 Injured
Yesterday (April 6th) afternoon a fatal traffic accident took place in Shantou, a city in eastern Guangdong. Three cars entered into collision killing ten people and injuring 28 others. 6 of them are still in a critical condition. The police are now investigating the cause of the accident.