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In the eastern Jiangxi province, thunderstorms and heavy rains from Friday to Saturday, have placed over 30,000 people in danger, and over 200 houses have collapsed.

BEIJING, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- Local authorities should take measures to guard against traffic accidents as snow and rainfalls are expected to hit most parts of the country's southern regions, affecting millions that were making their returning trips, the National Holiday Tourism Office said Friday.Traffic flow on China's railways received the first returning peak on Friday, the sixth day of the week-long Spring Festival holiday. Long-distance trips are showing signs of cooling while short-distance tours are still popular, said the office.Though the holiday is nearing its end, scenic spots across the country still saw increasing visitors. Sightseers to Shanghai's Oriental Pearl rose 6 percent year-on-year on Friday while those to the World Financial Center observatory rose 16.7 percent, data from the office showed.China Meteorological Administration (CMA) said Friday that most parts of south China will see precipitation from Jan. 27 to 30, while light snow or fleets will hit the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.The office asked relevant authorities to step up preventive measures to brace for the bad weather to ensure safety for the tourists.The Spring Festival, or Chinese Lunar New Year, which fell on Jan. 23 this year, is traditionally a time for family reunions in the nation.

For his part, Pabriks said China plays an important role in maintaining peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region and that Latvia appreciates China's foreign policies based on mutual respect and equality.

But it also faces lingering uncertainties, which include a correcting property market that will affect growth in the short term, and fluctuating consumer prices, the report said.

The new standard stresses the protection of people's health as the prime objective. It will remove the inconsistency between existing air quality results and public feelings, which also counts much in boosting the government's credibility and international image, said Wu.