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that time I will state my intentions for the future of mankind. - George
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<quote>
BEIJING (AP) ? Rescuers recovered the bodies of five more victims of
Typhoon
Saomai, the strongest storm to hit China in more than five decades,
bringing the death toll to 441, state media reported Sunday.

One of the five bodies found Saturday was aboard a wrecked craft off the
coast of Fujian province's Fuding city, the official Xinhua News Agency
said. It did not say how the others died, but said they also were found in
Fuding.

The storm slammed into China's southeastern coast on Aug. 10, sinking more
than 1,000 ships, destroying tens of thousands of homes and blacking out
at
least a half dozen cities.

The government on Saturday had raised the death toll from 360 to 436,
blaming the rise on the collapse of thousands of homes in Zhejiang
province's cities of Wenzhou and Lishui.

Fujian has been the hardest-hit province, with 246 reported dead, mostly
fishermen.

Victims' relatives have warned that Fujian's death toll was likely to rise
because the government did not give adequate warning of the storm's
strength, leaving many fishermen caught by surprise.

Saomai was the strongest typhoon to hit China since record-keeping began
in
1949, according to the government.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material
may
not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
</quote>
--
Nil conscire sibi

Godzilla Pimp wrote:

We're all gonna die!

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!

GP

<quote>
BEIJING (AP) ? Rescuers recovered the bodies of five more victims of
Typhoon Saomai, the strongest storm to hit China in more than five
decades, bringing the death toll to 441, state media reported Sunday.

One of the five bodies found Saturday was aboard a wrecked craft off the
coast of Fujian province's Fuding city, the official Xinhua News Agency
said. It did not say how the others died, but said they also were found in
Fuding.

The storm slammed into China's southeastern coast on Aug. 10, sinking more
than 1,000 ships, destroying tens of thousands of homes and blacking out
at least a half dozen cities.

The government on Saturday had raised the death toll from 360 to 436,
blaming the rise on the collapse of thousands of homes in Zhejiang
province's cities of Wenzhou and Lishui.

Fujian has been the hardest-hit province, with 246 reported dead, mostly
fishermen.

Victims' relatives have warned that Fujian's death toll was likely to rise
because the government did not give adequate warning of the storm's
strength, leaving many fishermen caught by surprise.

Saomai was the strongest typhoon to hit China since record-keeping began
in 1949, according to the government.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material
may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
</quote>