China Fresh News - Bridge 1.88 billion yuan in China Collapsing

A bridge at a cost of billions of yuan in China collapsed on Friday, August 24, 2012. A total of three people were killed and five others injured in the incident.

Xinhua reported quoting the BBC, most of Yangmingtan Bridge in the city of Harbin, Heilongjiang province, suddenly collapsed. Four trucks on it immediately fell on the asphalt below.

These events are very unpredictable. Because the bridge just opened in November last year. The construction itself cost up to 1.88 billion yuan.

Officials are investigating the cause of the collapse of the bridge. It is estimated, the bridge is overloaded or improper construction. The trucks are the victims reportedly carrying fodder and rocks.

15.42 km long bridge that spans the river Songhua. The construction itself takes up to nine months. Parts of the bridge that collapsed along the 100 meters.

This is not the first time the event occurred in China bridge collapse. Since 2011, there have been six incidents in the country collapsed bridge. viva

China Fresh News - Beijing Flooded , 500 Flights canceled

China's capital, Beijing, suffered severe flooding following rainstorms which flushed the town since Saturday afternoon, July 21, 2012. The storm is suppose is the worst in Beijing for more than 60 years. According to news agency Reuters, Sunday, July 22, 2012, flash floods caused more than 500 flights were canceled. As a result, 80 thousand passengers are displaced at the airport Ramanujan Capital International Airport. (Photo: REUTERS / Stringer) viva

China Fresh News - China farmer built Aircraft

Over the last two years, a farmer named Li Jingchun assisted a number of family members trying to assemble an airplane on the roof of their house in the village of Xiahe, Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China. Plane along the 5 meter and 1.5 meters wide are mostly made from recycled metal plate. Until now, the 58-year-old man has cost about 40 thousand yuan, or about 57 million dollars to realize his ambition. (Photo: REUTERS / Sheng Li) viva

 

 

China Fresh News - The 6th richest woman in China sentenced to death

High Court of Zhejiang Province, China, Rejecting an appeal to the 6th richest woman in China and remain on the death penalty that had convicted him. Women 30 years this has been proven guilty of fraud up to 380 million yuan, or Rp86, 2 billion.

As reported by Shanghai Daily, Wednesday, January 18, 2012, Wu Ying, a former corporate conglomerate Bense, sentenced to death in December 2009, abolished all political rights, and confiscated all his possessions. In January 2010, he filed an appeal.

According to court Zhejiang, Wu Ying facts of the case are very clear and the evidence against him can be trusted, and quite adequate. The court said Wu had caused losses to the state and society, and should be severely punished.

Wu fraud carried out on the range in May 2005 until February 2007. At that time, Wu acted as a broker who set up an investment fund investors. Operation for two years, Wu has attracted funding of 770 million yuan (Rp1, 1 trillion) from 19 investors.

Wu pledged 80 percent profit per year. However, rather than invested, Wu used the money to pay her debts which amounted to more than 700 million yuan.

Continued deception, and Bense uses to set up a company engaged in the construction and hotel services.

Through this company, Wu benefit tremendously. Through Bense also the Wu was asked to become the sixth richest woman in China in 2006 Hurun magazine.

According to Xinhua, Wu get a death sentence over the protests of many people. The opportunity came to Wu as China abolishing death sentence against 13 economic crimes, and crimes without violence. However, the court Zhejiang remained on their decisions. viva