If You Think The Beijing Air Will Be Ready For The Olympics

Think again.

The grayish haze was one of the worst seen in Beijing in the past month despite tough traffic restrictions imposed a week ago to help reduce pollution.

The city’s notoriously polluted air remains one of the biggest question marks hanging over the games, which begin on August 8.

‘The air quality in August will be good,’ Du Shaozhong, deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau, told reporters on Sunday. He did not explain the reasons for his optimism.

Du blamed the thick haze on a combination of fog and light wind unable to blow away the pollution, but he said pollution levels now are 20 per cent lower than one year ago in similar weather conditions. He did not provide any details.

‘Our job is to decrease the pollution as much as possible, but sometimes it is very common to have fog in Beijing at this time,’ Du said.

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If You Want To See A Trash Avalanche

Go to Central America.

Hundreds of police and bystanders are searching for those missing after the incident near Guatemala City, Jose Victor Chavez, one of the rescue workers, said.

Dozens of people search the rubbish tip every day to take jewellery from bodies dumped there when their relatives cannot afford to pay for the upkeep of their graves, Chavez said. At least six children searching for valuables in the dump are among the missing, he said.

A police spokesman put the death toll at four and said 14 people had disappeared. Scores of poor people forage for scrap metal and other recyclables despite dangers of landslides during seasonal rainfall.

“Yesterday it rained all afternoon and into the night, saturating the land and causing the landslide,” Gerson Contreras, a police spokesman, said. “Because of the rains and what happened before, the authorities have been trying to stop people from going there, but their need is so great they just kept coming,” Contreras said.