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Two riverside greenery spaces open for free
Winny Wang
2006-12-07
LOCAL residents can relax for free in two more riverside greenery spaces around Dongchang Road and the North Bund, local media reported today.
The greenery space in Pudong New Area is 40,000 squares meters in total and 800 meters long, surrounded by Binjiang Road, Zhangyang Road, Huangpu River and Dongchang Road. It consists of a waterborne platform, a sightseeing area and a pedestrian street.
Another greenery space around Gaoyang Road in the North Bund is 26,095 square meters in total and 300 meter long. Besides a waterborne platform, sightseeing area and pedestrian street, it has a yacht berthing area and a parking lot.
The local government announced massive changes to its plans to renovate the northern part of the Bund, including revamping it into a shipping center, a modern business area and a historical tourist spot, from the dilapidated warehouses, docks and residential complexes
City sets new watchdog to guard pension fund
Winny Wang
2006-12-07
SHANGHAI is setting up a supervisory committee to provide better oversight of the city's pension fund, officials said yesterday.
The Municipal Bureau of Labor and Social Security said the 20-member group would be the first of its kind in China by encouraging participation from community representatives. It is scheduled to begin work before the end of the year.
A bureau source said some local members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the country's top advisory agency, will join the committee, along with representatives of the Shanghai People's Congress and other "well-known" public figures.
The city has been strengthening management of its pension fund since state investigators discovered the misuse of 3.2 billion yuan (US$407 million).
The investigation has brought down several city government officials and corporate executives and has led to the dismissal of Shanghai's Party secretary, Chen Liangyu, and the head of the pension fund, Zhu Junyi.
New regulations were enacted in November in the wake of the scandal, requiring that pension fund proceeds can be invested only in treasury bonds or bank deposits.
The rule changes also apply to the operation of other social insurance funds covering unemployment, medical treatment, pregnancy leave and work injuries.
Guo Shizheng, a member of Shanghai's CPPCC committee, said the pension fund supervision committee would be different from others that have been set up in 27 Chinese provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities.
"Those consist of government officials and experts and are primarily government bodies," Guo said. "But the Shanghai pension fund supervision committee will include CPPCC members, representatives from the city's labor union and auditing professionals."
Weed sparks river alert
Chen Qian
2006-12-07
Sanitation workers clean up water hyacinth in the Huangpu River yesterday. An outbreak of the floating weed is threatening the city's major waterways.
AN outbreak of the dreaded pest water hyacinth has spread to the Songpu Bridge area.
The floating weed was attracted to the spot by intake pipes for Shanghai's fresh water, sanitation officials said yesterday, adding that it was not yet out of control.
Water hyacinth has long been a headache for the public sanitation bureau. The plant clogs waterways, damages the environment, and kills fish by consuming all the oxygen in the water.
"The winter outbreak happened in mid-November this year, a little later than previous years," said Yu Hai, a bureau section chief. "We expect the outbreak to be over by early January."
Extra clean-up teams have been assigned to collect the plant, but so far there has been no adverse effects on Huangpu River navigation or the intake areas.
Yu said plants floated to the middle of the river near Songpu Bridge on Tuesday morning due to wind and tide. It is the first hyacinth infestation in the area.
In just two weeks to December 3, officials have collected more than 30,000 tons of the plant. The total amount of last year's winter outbreak was 46,000 tons.
The only way to deal with hyacinth is to collect and then bury them, Yu said, although some innovative methods have been tried in recent years.
One Shanghai company tried to make furniture out of the weeds but found them too thin.
Yu said a plan was floated to introduce an insect to eat the plant, but was shelved. Shanghai's climate proved unsuitable for the insect.
But a scheme to use the plant to generate electricity is still being considered.
The government made eradication of the plant a priority after a severe outbreak in 2002. Officials collected 120,000 tons of water hyacinths that year.
"Many ferries couldn't berth due to the heavy green plant," Yu said.
Autumn is the best season for hyacinths to grow. When mature they break into clusters and flow from the upper reaches of the Yangtze River to downtown Shanghai from October to late December or early January every year.
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