Drivers in Guangzhou can lastly relax following enduring a month-long visitors jam because of the renovation of the city's inner ring roads. Seventy kilometers of new asphalt has been laid, considerably enhancing driving conditions. pearl and shell cufflinksThe new smooth surface guarantees much more stability along with a much less noisy environment inside the vehicle.Drivers had been pleased to see the end of the roadworks Aug 23. "I hope no much more inner ring roads will probably be in require of repair for a minimum of ten years!" 1 driver said.

File photo:Guangzhou Bridge(Info Times)Renovation work is presently becoming undertaken on Guangzhou Bridge which connects Zhujiang New Town with Ersha Island and Kecun. Having a total length of 1240 meters, it's the third bridge to cross the Pearl River in Guangzhou. The renovation work primarily focuses on laying new asphalt on the road and repairing the pavement. A lot of the work is carried out overnight from 11 p.m. to five a.m.. The asphalting shall be completed this weekend and also the whole renovation project by the end of August.

Relatives of the mainland tourists who went missing in Taiwan's typhoon-triggered rock slides 13 days ago, are filing insurance claims in Taiwan, official of Zhuhai culture sports and tourism bureau, Liang Jinyuan said Tuesday.Nineteen tourists from southern coastal city of Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, went missing following their bus was hit by a landslide on Suhua Highway, northeast Taiwan's Ilan County as the fierce typhoon Megi lashed the island on Oct. 21."They have filed death certificate applications, and will leave for Guangdong following going via all of the legal procedures needed to create insurance claims," said Liang, referring to the 36 relatives who arrived in Taiwan last week.Compensation of up to five.

four million yuan (808,057 U.S. dollars) will probably be paid out for every missing individual by two Taiwan property and casualty companies-Union Insurance and Fubon, as the tour organizer- Taipei-based Chuang Yi Travel Agency has casualty coverage and passenger insurances with the two businesses.Thirteen of the tourists are clients of the Zhuhai subsidiary of China Life Insurance Business. The precise quantity of compensation for every tourist has however to be worked out, said a China Life official who refused be named.Nineteen mainland tourists, 1 mainland tourist guide along with a Taiwanese bus driver had been on the bus when accident happened. All of the 20 mainland victims are from Guangdong Province.The bus was believed to have tumbled off the road and plunged into the sea. Only a couple of mangled parts of the bus had been discovered by searchers following the accident.pearl and shell cufflinks1 of the 20 mainland tourists, Gong Yan, was confirmed dead on Oct. 28 as her body component was recovered from the water off the coast of northeastern Taiwan and her identity was determined via DNA tests.Gong was a staff of the Zhuhai subsidiary of China Life. Gong's family members would be to obtain much more than 800,000 yuan from China Life, said the official of China Life.Individuals had been evacuated from the flood-hit areas in Ilan County, Taiwan, on Oct. 21 as Typhoon Megi arrived. Several mudslides caused by the typhoon stranded other vehicles carrying about 400 individuals in Taiwan, who had been ultimately rescued.Typhoon Megi created landfall on the southeast coast of the Chinese mainland on Oct. 23, affecting almost 650,000 individuals and destroying 500 houses. About 270,000 individuals had to be evacuated."The weather nowadays in Ilan County is still poor, as we have had heavy rains as well as a little earthquake," said Liang Jinyuan."But the rescuers are still looking for the missing tourists even though the chances of their survival is very slim," Liang said.

Intellectual property authorities in Guangdong Province have handled 145 instances within the last two years involving alleged copyright infringement related to the Guangzhou Asian Games."A series of regulations played a fundamental role in protecting the Asian Games' intellectual property," Zhu Wanchang, Deputy Director of the Guangdong intellectual property office, said at a press conference on Tuesday (Nov 30).To safeguard property related to the Asian Games, authorities from the central, provincial and city governments issued regulations and carried out enforcement campaigns over the past two years, based on Zhu.

For instance, the regulation on Asiad copyright protection was passed by the Guangzhou government in November 2008 and took impact in January 2009.The regulation consists of 20 articles specifying the ideas pearl and shell cufflinksof intellectual property rights for the Asian Games, the behaviours of copyright infringement, the responsibility of related departments, the communication and coordination mechanism between departments and also the resolution approach to disputes.Authorities in Guangzhou also signed agreements with the co-host cities of Dongguan, Foshan and Shanwei to strengthen enforcement.It also released extra rules that particularly address Asian Games logos.As of the opening of the Asian Games on Nov 12, some 160 items related to the Asian Games emblem, mascots and slogans had been registered, sources with the provincial intellectual property office said."As the Asian Para Games are however to come, we will continue our efforts to strengthen intellectual property protection related to the Games," Zhu said.The Guangzhou Asian Games, which had an attendance of much more than 14,000 athletes from 45 Asian countries and regions, concluded on Nov 27. The Asian Para Games are scheduled for Dec 12-19.Intellectual property protection of the Asian Games was just component of nearby authorities' strengthened efforts in recent years as some 835 disputes had been handled from 2006 to 2009 within the province.

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