(1)China's SARS toll rises to 170, with 7 new deaths in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Medical officials disinfect the premises of a newly-built facility for SARS patients on the outskirts of Beijing on May 1. China said that 11 more people died from SARS on the mainland during the 24 hours up to 10 a.m. May 1 and another 187 were infected in the same period. Seven deaths occurred in Beijing.

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