patient gets the medical service fee charging certificate at Beijing Xuanwu Hospital in Beijing, capital of China, April 8, 2017. [Photo/Xinhua] BEIJING - Public hospitals in China have reined in the unreasonable pricing of medical care, an official of the National Health Commission said on Friday. All public hospitals across the country joined the comprehensive reform program in 2017 to end 60-odd years of drug price markups, Wang Hesheng, deputy director of the commission, said at a State Council press conference on implementing major policies. Wang said the General Office of the State Council praised 38 localities, including Xicheng District in Beijing and Sanming City of east China's Fujian Province, for their good practices in the comprehensive reform of public hospitals. Sanming City increased fiscal input to public hospitals from 140 million yuan ($22 million) in 2011 to 460 million yuan in 2017. The hospitals in this city have made medical care prices more rational, Wang said. Health care authorities will encourage public hospitals to participate in the establishment of medical treatment partnerships and guide medical resources to grassroots health institutions to better serve the public, Wang said. personalized wristbandscustom wristbands no minimumhow to remove festival wristband24hr wristband
Police officers secure the surroundings of Resorts World Manila after an attack in Pasay City, the Philippines, on June 2, 2017. [Photo/Xinhua] MANILA - Unidentified gunmen attacked Resorts World Manila in Pasay City around early hours of Friday, causing injuries among the hotel and casino guests who scampered after the shooting. Witnesses said they saw masked gunmen attacked the hotel. Gunman reportedly broke into the casino of the hotel. Parts of the hotel is on fire. Resorts World Manila is an integrated resort located in Newport City opposite the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 in Pasay City. Witnesses said they heard somebody shouted IS. There were reportedly two masked men armed with long guns. The Resorts World issued a statement after the shooting saying the hotel is currently on lockdown following reports of gunfire from unidentified men. The company is working closely with the Philippine National Police to ensure that all guests and employees are safe, the statement read. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. Some witnesses said they heard gunshots, so they hid in the bathroom. Resorts World Manila chief operating officer Stephen James Reilly told reporters he could not confirm how many casualties in the building. I can confirm that shots were fired. I cannot confirm how many gunmen are in the building, Reilly said. He added, We do not know the purpose at this time. There is no official statement yet from the police. Some of the hotel guests were foreign nationals, including South Koreans and Japanese. TV footage showed people running out of the building after the attack.
