(3) SARS in Beijing

(3) SARS in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Medical officials in face masks look out for possible severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) patients in the square outside Beijing Station on May 13. China reported 10 more deaths from SARS and 80 more new cases of infection.

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