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South African Ambassador to China has car accident in South Africa

On Saturday night, 10 May 2003, the wife and child of the South African ambassador to The People's Republic of China died in a motor car accident. The 44-year-old wife of the South African ambassador to China, Nthembu Khubeka

Tibetan Leader Says ICT Has Role in Increasing German Interest in Tibet

Prof. S. Rinpoche addressing guests at opening of ICT-D office in Berlin, Germany.

Tibetan Leader Says ICT Has Role in Increasing German Interest in Tibet

Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, Chairman of the Tibetan Cabinet (Kalon Tripa), said the International Campaign for Tibet-Deutschland (ICT-D) has a role in increasing the interest of the German public and government on the issue of Tibet.

China builds Asia’s most difficult rail bridge in Tibet

Chinese engineers have broken ground for constructing Asia's most difficult rail bridge situated over 4,000 metres above sea level in the Tibetan capital, Lhasa, the state media reported on Saturday.

Dalai Lama stresses on complete education

Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama has said one should not be confined to monastic rituals, but should educate himself in such a manner that he is able to serve people at large. While developing education

Unseasonable snowfall in Tibetan capital

Residents of Lhasa awoke Thursday morning to see their city blanketed in white as the unseasonable snowfall covered poplars and willows in Potala Palace Square in this capital of China's Tibet Autonomous Region.

SARS fears boost sales of traditional Tibetan medicine

Workers at a medicine factory pack pills made from unique Tibetan herbs. Sales of traditional Tibetian drugs have tripled after the outbreak of SARS.(Photo by Frederic J Brown)

SARS fears boost sales of traditional Tibetan medicine

SARS fears have caused sales of a traditional Tibetan drugs believed to strengthen of the human immune system to triple, an official at a Tibet-based pharmaceutical company revealed.

Official warns against Sars outbreak in Tibet

A medical worker checks body temperatures of passengers with an infrared camera at Gonggar Airport in Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, Thursday, May 8, 2003. Security measures have been taken in Tibet including checks for all those in or out of the autonomous region with an aim to prevent the spread of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). (AP Photo/ Xinhua, Jue Guo)

Official warns against Sars outbreak in Tibet

Even as a senior Chinese official warned Tibet against a possible onslaught by the Sars epidemic, the first infra-red fever detector has been installed at the Gongga International Airport in Lhasa in an effort to contain the

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