(1)China reports nine more SARS-caused deaths

(1)China reports nine more SARS-caused deaths

BEIJING, China - A female resident keeps guard at a makeshift barricade set up at the entrance of a village located on a Beijing suburb as China reported 181 new SARS cases and nine more deaths on May 3.

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