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HENANTrash couple pay off debtsAn elderly couple in Zhengzhou have been collecting trash since 1996 to pay off debts, Zhengzhou Evening News reports.新蒲崗迷你倉 The couple, aged in their 70s, owed about 40,000 yuan (HK$50,000) after helping their three sons get married and build houses in their hometown. The couple said they had now paid off their debts.Four jailed over duck bloodFour people were sentenced to between three and seven years in jail in Zhengzhou for illegally operating a food-processing plant and adding dangerous formaldehyde to food items containing duck blood, the Dahe Daily reports. The plant allegedly produced and sold more than 400 tonnes of food items containing duck blood between February and June last year.GUIZHOUFour die in bridge plungeFour people were killed and 20 others injured after two vehicles fell off a bridge in Longquan, Fenggang county, Xinhua reports. The accident happened when a truck ran into the back of a coach at around 9.45am on the Tianhe Bridge. Both vehicles fell off the bridge as a result.Internships on offerState-run enterprises and institutions in Guizhou province have been ordered by provincial authorities to offer a total of 3,200 internships to university graduates in a bid to help new graduates find jobs in a tight labour market, the Guizhou Du Shi Bao reports. During their internships, graduates would be paid at least 1,000 yuan per month, higher than the minimum monthly wage in Guizhou.GUANGDONGHit-and-runs dominateMore than 44 per cent of traffic accidents handled by the Shenzhen People’s Procuratorate in 2012 were hit-and-run cases, the Daily Sunshine reports. In the first half of this year, city prosecutors dealt with 152 traffic accidents, with 79 of those hit-and-run cases. Of those, 68 cases were prosecuted. Police said about two-thirds of drivers involved in local hit-and-run accidents were from outside Shenzhen.Pay rise for social workersThe average annual salary of social workers in Shenzhen will reach 75,000 yuan starting this year, an increase of 5,000 yuan over last year, following the city government’s plan to raise spending on social services, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reports. Currently there are only 94 registered organisations undertaking social work and about 3,000 social workers for a city of more than 13 million people.SHANGHAICompensation orderedThe Pudong branch of the Agricultural Bank of China was ordered by Shanghai No. 1 Intermediate People’s Court to pay 2.3 million yuan in compensation to a client for failing to protect her deposits, the Wenhui Daily reports. The client sued the bank in July last year, claiming a bank employee illegally sold her account information to others, which led to a loss of 2.5 million yuan from her debit card when it was hacked by thieves.Arrests over prostitutionA gang of 15 people in their 20s have been arrested for soliciting several women into prostitution at two apartments in Songjiang district, the Wenhui Daily reports. The gang used WeChat, a free instant voice messaging app, to lure clients in the neighbourhood between October and last month.ZHEJIANGMen opt for VietnameseAn increasing number of men in Taishun county, Wenzhou , are marrying Vietnamese brides, zjol.com reports. The report said 13 men in the county found Vietnamese wives in 2011, 73 did the same in 2012, and in the first half of this year 97 married Vietnamese women. The report mini storageaid it usually cost the men around 50,000 yuan to travel to Vietnam to choose a bride and return to China for the marriage.Eight migrants save girlEight migrant workers have been named good samaritans by authorities in Ningbo for their role in saving a toddler from falling out of a window in her family’s fourth-floor home last month, zjol.com reports. After hearing the girl crying and seeing her dangling by the neck, the men formed a circle on the ground below and caught the girl when she fell.BEIJING3 detained over rumoursThree suspects were detained by Chaoyang district police on charges of fabricating and distributing false rumours over the internet, The Beijing News reports. They included a rumour that food had been contaminated by HIV-positive customers and hoax bomb threats on the Beijing subway. Before being exposed as false, the rumours had created public concern and there was an increase in police activity in the subway in response to the bomb hoaxes.Students to receive IDsThe Beijing education committee has begun changing enrolment numbers for elementary and middle school students across the city to comply with the national education department’s new nationally standardised system, the Beijing Times reports. The committee hopes to complete the exercise, which involves more than 1.2 million students, by September. Each student will receive an identification number that they will keep through college and beyond.FUJIANWoman beaten over farePutian police are investigating an assault case in which a woman was beaten by a motorcycle driver on Wednesday, news portal fjsen.com reports. The woman hailed a bike and agreed to pay 18 yuan to be transported to a destination in order to make a delivery for her employer. Before reaching the destination the driver stopped and asked her to pay in advance. After a brief argument the driver hit the woman on the back and head before fleeing on his bike.An explosive arrestA villager in Jiaocheng was given a five-day detention after he was charged with 13 counts of violating safety administration laws for purchasing explosives without a permit, news portal ndwww.cn reports. The man had been attempting to clear rubble from his property without hiring labourers. Police detained him after they discovered evidence of explosive activity.ANHUIPitbull kills boy, 7A seven-year-old boy died on Wednesday when he was attacked by a pitbull during a visit to his aunt and uncle in Nanjie village, Funan county, news portal anhuinews.com reports. The family’s 10-year-old son was also injured in the attack but has since recovered. However, he was traumatised after seeing his cousin killed by the family dog. The incident occurred when the adults were out. The two boys were playing in the yard when the seven-year-old accidentally hit the dog with a stick. The dog then broke free of its chain and attacked the boy. The pitbull and a second family dog were put down by police.Police seek stabberPolice are seeking a suspect who stabbed and killed a man and severely wounded his wife and two daughters in Wanying village, Huoqiu county, late on Wednesday night, news portal anhuinews.com reports. According to neighbours, the suspect, said to be introverted, was friends with the deceased victim and both had shared dinner that evening. The two had argued over dinner and afterwards the suspect committed the crime before fleeing the scene.self storage