WorkerssweepsnowonanextremelynarrowandtreacherouswalkwayalongcliffsontheHuashanMountain,ascenicspotinNorthwestChina'sShaanxiprovince.Theyusebroomandshoveltoclea
Indiahashadthehighestnumberofselfie-relateddeathsaccordingtonewresearch.AstudyfoundthatbetweenMarch2014andSeptember2016,60percentofall“selfiedeaths”,whereaperso
The Binhai New Area in Tianjin has launched safety inspections on companies that handle dangerous chemicals or goods following warehouse blasts that caused grave casualties in mid-August.
China's top procuratorate accused 11 officials and port executives of neglecting management of dangerous chemicals storage and transportation in the Tianjin port, where explosions killed 139 and devastated the port area.
Thousands of rescuers, soldiers and medics have been mobilized to search for the missing, clean up toxic chemicals and treat the injured after last week's Tianjin explosions.
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