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To: RealMuLan who wrote (367)	8/16/2003 1:11:47 PM
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China decides to build largest nuclear power plant in Guangdong (08/16/2003 -- 22:11GMT+7) Beijing, Aug. 16 (VNA) - China has decided to build the country's largest nuclear power plant in Yangjiang city of Guangdong province. The plant will be built on an area of about 473,000 sq.m. at an estimated cost of 8 billion USD. Construction is scheduled to start next year and complete in 15-20 years. The six generator-group plant will supply some 6 million kW to the national electricity grid. The project was built by the Chinese Guangdong Nuclear Power Group in mid-1990s and the feasibility study was made in 1996. Companies from China, the U.S., Japan and France have registered for taking part in the bidding.--Enditem vnagency.com.vn China plans 5,000-bed 'super-hospital' for 2008 Beijing Olympics Agence France-Presse Beijing, August 16 China plans to build a 5,000-bed "super-hospital" featuring the world's brightest doctors and most advanced technology to meet the needs of the 2008 Summer Olympics, state media said Saturday. The hospital, located in the Zhongguancun district in the north of the capital, will require an estimated investment of 720 million dollars, the Beijing Morning Post reported. It is expected to offer world-class facilities for medical treatment and testing, and will seek to attract the best doctors from China and abroad, the paper said. The hospital costs are just a fraction of the 28 billion dollars budgeted by Beijing to ensure the Games are a success. Eighteen sports facilities are being built in the Chinese capital at a cost of more than three billion dollars. A new airport is expected to be completed in time for the 2008 Games, and roads and metro stops have been planned as well. A new runway and terminal are also expected to open at the existing airport by 2007. hindustantimes.com