The 7-year-old boy who ate poisonous mushrooms died on Friday due to multiple organ failure, despite being given all-out medical treatment for two weeks in an intensive care unit at the Shandong Provincial Hospital in Jinan, Shandong province, according to the hospital.

The boy moved hundreds of people in the province to donate blood for him after the province’s blood center released a call on Sept 6 saying the AB blood bank was not enough to support the boy who needed 3,000 milliliters of blood every day.

Acting on the call, 989 people from across the province rushed to Jinan city to donate 322,200 ml of blood in two days. They included 425 donor s who contributed 152,200 ml of AB blood, which replenished the AB blood bank, according to the province’s blood center.

“We can’t eat just any mushroom that grows in the wild because it’s hard for ordinary people to distinguish whether it is poisonous,” said Zhang Xingguo, director of poisoning and occupational disease department at the hospital.

“If you have eaten poisonous mushrooms, try to throw up as soon as possible to reduce the absorption of toxins,” he said.

Fifty-five Chinese sailors are feared dead after their nuclear submarine got caught apparently in a trap intended to ensnare British sub-surface vessels in the Yellow Sea.

China ‘kills own sailors with trap set for US and British vessels’

China has denied the loss of the submarine, which is said to have run out of oxygen

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The Chinese navy has lost 55 sailors after one of its nuclear-powered submarine was caught in a trap intended for American and British vessels, leaked1 intelligence2 reports disclose.

China has denied the loss of the submarine in the Yellow Sea, as has Taiwan, the island state claimed by Beijing.

More than 500 planes land at and take off from Baiyun International Airport every day. They link nearly 100 Chinese and 30 international cities. The phase 1 project of the airport, build with an investment of approximately RMB 20 Billion(US$2.4 billion), recently went into operation; it occupies an area of 16.5 square kilometers, and has an annual handling capacity of 25 million passengers and one million tons of cargo.

When a rule, system, or plan comes into operation or you put it into operation, you begin to use it.
The Financial Services Act came into operation four years ago…
《金融服务法》于4年前开始实施。
Cheaper energy conservation techniques have been put into operation in the developed world.
更经济的节能技术在发达国家已经投入使用。
handling*:
the act of buying, selling, or moving goods
货物的买卖(移动):
cargo handling
搬运货物
A special licence is required for the manufacture or handling of any dangerous chemical.
生产或销售危险化学品必须获得特殊许可证。

When all its projects are complete, Baiyun International Airport will have five runways, and an expanded annual handling capacity of 80 million passengers and 2.5 million tons of cargo. Baiyun International Airport looks set to be a key aviation hub in the Asia-pacific region.

Footnotes

  1. 过去分词作形容词 ↩

  2. secret information that is collected, for example about a foreign country, especially one that is an enemy; the people that collect this information (尤指关于敌国的)情报;情报人员 intelligence reports 情报人员的报告 the US Central Intelligence Agency 美国中央情报局 ↩