First joint operation by the two countries to tackle cyber crime
The US and China have reportedly joined hands to shut down a network of Chinese child pornography sites.
According to an AFP report, the two countries closed the ring having at least 48 pornographic sites aimed at Chinese Internet users.
Eighteen of the 48 sites contained graphic images of children, China's public security ministry said.
The ministry said the joint operation was "the first successful joint law enforcement campaign by the two nations on online crimes."
"We will continue to strengthen joint judicial cooperation with other nations to tackle international cyber crimes such as online pornography, fraud, gambling and hacking," it added.
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Online Gamer in Internet cafe Xi'an China 2008.07.08
A Communist Party leader has told China's Internet companies to tighten control over material online as Beijing cracks down on dissent and tries to block the rise of Middle East-style protests.
The party secretary for Beijing, Liu Qi, issued the warning following a visit this week to Sina Corp., which operates a popular microblogging site, according to the party-published newspaper Beijing Daily.
Internet companies should "strengthen management and firmly prevent the spread of fake and harmful information," Liu was quoted as saying after the visit Monday to Sina. He said companies should "resist fake and negative information."
Communist authorities encourage Internet use for education and business but are uneasy about its potential to spread dissent, especially after social networking and other websites played a key role in protests that brought down governments in Egypt and Tunisia.
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Three of the 26 miners who were trapped for about 100 hours in a flooded pit in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province were rescued on Saturday and one was confirmed dead on Sunday, the rescue command center said.
Three of the survivors were brought to the ground at around 6 pm and were sent to a leading hospital in Qitaihe city, where the flooded coal mine was located.
The three lucky miners, Li Xuewei, Jing Renguang and Wang Qiangping, had spent nearly 100 hours struggling to keep their heads above the surface of the flood water, rescuers said.
Read more: 3 of 26 trapped rescued after Heilongjiang China mine flood

Quanzhou, Fujian Province, China, in the night of 24th Aug, Quanzhou police made a surprise inspection on river-front massage shop. There are 17 call girls and 1 whoring man arrested in this campaign.
24th Aug. 2011, the Police Chief of Zhanhua Prefecture, Zhang Zeguo has been killed near his home.
Zhang Zeguo's home is next to the police bureau of Zhanhua Prefecture Shandong Province
Mr. Mou is in charge of water system of this community, he found a man lies on stomach about 4-5 meters from artificial lake at 22:00. "I thought he was drunk", Mr. Mou said.
The spokesman of Zhanhua Prefecture confirmed the death of Zhang Zeguo, born in 1968. He just appointed to be the vice Police Chief on 25th July.
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