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Caixin May 6
Minister of Industry and Information Technology Miao Wei said the country might issue fourth generation （4G） mobile network licenses to domestic telecom operators by the end of 2013.
In the cold winter of the telecom industry， developing 4G is believed to bring great benefits to telecom operators.
At present， among China’s three telecom providers， only China Mobile offers 4G services. It has already set up 4G networks for trial use in 15 cities.
The other two major telecom operators， China Unicom and China Telecom， are not eager to develop 4G technologies because they have reaped great benefit from third generation （3G） networks. However， China Mobile has put all its hope on 4G because of the unsatisfying performance of TD-SCDMA in 3G. In the 3G market， China Mobile’s market share shrank from 72 percent in 2009 to 63.41 percent in March 2013， pushing the company to develop 4G to regain market share.
According to a 4G blueprint revealed by Xi Guohua， President of China Mobile， the company will build 200，000 4G stations in over 100 cities， covering 500 million people.
Safety Education Urgently Needed Legal Daily May 13
On May 11， five second-year students from a middle school in Luoyang Town of south China’s Guangdong Province drowned in a river while barbecuing on its banks. When one accidentally fell into the river， the other four students linked hands in an attempt to rescue their friend， but subsequently fell in too and succumbed.
Experts have since stated that linking hands is not conducive to lifesaving， due to the possibility of rescuers being dragged into trouble by an extremely fearful victim. In recent years， there have been a number of such failed rescue attempts across the country， with most incidents involving students.
While it took a huge amount of courage for the students to try and help their friend， the disaster reveals a gap in lifesaving education， with most pupils unaware of its complicated nature as well as procedures related to first aid. For this reason， the public is calling for the enhancement of safety education at schools.
A major factor causing accidents is the poor condition of public facilities， especially in rural areas. Drowning， for example， is a major killer among juveniles， accounting for 41.73 percent of all fatalities. Society must urgently spread a safety net to guard kids against accidents.
Large Shortage of Nurses Workers Daily May 13
Minister of Industry and Information Technology Miao Wei said the country might issue fourth generation （4G） mobile network licenses to domestic telecom operators by the end of 2013.
In the cold winter of the telecom industry， developing 4G is believed to bring great benefits to telecom operators.
At present， among China’s three telecom providers， only China Mobile offers 4G services. It has already set up 4G networks for trial use in 15 cities.
The other two major telecom operators， China Unicom and China Telecom， are not eager to develop 4G technologies because they have reaped great benefit from third generation （3G） networks. However， China Mobile has put all its hope on 4G because of the unsatisfying performance of TD-SCDMA in 3G. In the 3G market， China Mobile’s market share shrank from 72 percent in 2009 to 63.41 percent in March 2013， pushing the company to develop 4G to regain market share.
According to a 4G blueprint revealed by Xi Guohua， President of China Mobile， the company will build 200，000 4G stations in over 100 cities， covering 500 million people.
Safety Education Urgently Needed Legal Daily May 13
On May 11， five second-year students from a middle school in Luoyang Town of south China’s Guangdong Province drowned in a river while barbecuing on its banks. When one accidentally fell into the river， the other four students linked hands in an attempt to rescue their friend， but subsequently fell in too and succumbed.
Experts have since stated that linking hands is not conducive to lifesaving， due to the possibility of rescuers being dragged into trouble by an extremely fearful victim. In recent years， there have been a number of such failed rescue attempts across the country， with most incidents involving students.
While it took a huge amount of courage for the students to try and help their friend， the disaster reveals a gap in lifesaving education， with most pupils unaware of its complicated nature as well as procedures related to first aid. For this reason， the public is calling for the enhancement of safety education at schools.
A major factor causing accidents is the poor condition of public facilities， especially in rural areas. Drowning， for example， is a major killer among juveniles， accounting for 41.73 percent of all fatalities. Society must urgently spread a safety net to guard kids against accidents.
Large Shortage of Nurses Workers Daily May 13