(1)SARS scare in Beijing

(1)SARS scare in Beijing

BEIJING, China - A Chinese woman wearing a face mask gathers packets of instant noodles at a supermarket in Beijing on April 24. In the Chinese capital, people are rushing to supermarkets to buy food due to rumors that stores may be closed due to fear of spreading severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). (Kyodo)

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