Infidelity crackdown fuels Hong Kong detective boom
Hong Kong investigator David Cheung, running a 114 strong team, reports rising cases of husbands with mistresses in mainland China as the new law on infidelity takes effect. Clients pay high fees for surveillance and proof, with some women even selling jewelry to fund investigations.
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Hong Kong
David Cheung
Cheung
China
Ong
Mainland China
Landerer
Lam
West Nile virus detected in three Pennsylvania residents
Preliminary testing indicates three Pennsylvania residents have contracted West Nile virus, the first in the state. Names were not released and final confirmation due next week. All are recovering and none are in danger, per Health Department spokeswomen Amy Kelchner. The elderly and very young remain most at risk. Two patients are 60 year old men and one is a 49 year old woman.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Health Department
Amy Kelchner
Kelchner
Judge finds France’s ban on British beef illegal
EU Advocate General says France must lift its 1999 EU decision to end the ban on British beef amid mad cow fears. The Brussels ruling notes tracing meat origins justified France’s import ban, though final EU verdict pending later this year. Britain’s NFU chief welcomes but cites damage already done.
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Belgium
France
European Court of Justice
European Commission
European Union
High Court
Jean Mische
Britain
Commission
National Farmers’ Union
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