China's SARS cases top 3,000, WHO slams insufficient data

China's SARS cases top 3,000, WHO slams insufficient data

BEIJING, China - Medical experts from the World Health Organization speak at a press conference in Beijing on April 28 about the extent of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) outbreak in China.

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