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The red Yangtze River Water merges with the light yellow Jialing River water

Yangtze River water turns bright red Key | September 7th, 2012 From Netease: “Wow, the Yangtze River is like the Yellow River now!” Yesterday, at the Chaotianmen Pier of the Yangtze River in Chongqing, many tourists found the color of Yangtze River became unusually red. The environmental...

Monday September 17, 2012 Brothel right smack in the neighbourhood FROM the outside it looks like another terrace house in a middle-class suburb. Within its walls, however, is a brothel that offers selected clients a three-in-one service massage, intimate bathing and sex. The “captain” who...

Monday September 17, 2012 Deity comes down from hill for birthday celebration GEORGE TOWN: The sounds of cymbals filled the air at the Bao Yu Hill in Air Itam, which houses the Bao Yu Xian Yan Tua Peh Kong Temple, to mark the deity’s birthday celebration. Temple chairman Ch’ng Poh Teik said...

Monday September 17, 2012 Staying positive even with HIV By P. ARUNA [email protected] KUALA LUMPUR: It has taken more than two decades for Norazatulshima Nordin to come forward and publicly reveal her HIV+ status. Although she has spoken to the press in the past, it was always in...

Published: Monday September 17, 2012 MYT 11:27:00 AM Updated: Monday September 17, 2012 MYT 12:23:28 PM Google Malaysia blocks 'Innocence of Muslims' video clip By TASHNY SUKUMARAN PETALING JAYA: Google Malaysia has blocked YouTube access to the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" video clip...

Published: Monday September 17, 2012 MYT 2:46:00 PM Updated: Monday September 17, 2012 MYT 3:46:30 PM Eggs thrown and coffee splashed at Gerakan service centre GEORGE TOWN: Eggs were thrown and coffee was splashed at the front door of the Pulau Tikus Gerakan service centre here Monday. Penang...

"In recent years there are more than 100,000 people waiting for columbarium space," said Tiu Tong Ng, Honourable President of Hong Kong's Funeral Director Association. A paper butterfly is displayed on a coffin.

Clothing for the deceased are displayed during the Asia Funeral Expo (AFE). Urns made by an Indian company, for storing the cremated remains of the deceased, are shown during the Asia Funeral Expo (AFE).

"DNA necklaces" containing DNA of pets made by a Hong Kong company. A visitor sits in front of a coffin lining product made by a Chinese company.

An exhibitor poses with a "DNA necklace", a locket made by a Hong Kong company containing DNA of a person.

A paper model house with a garden made by a Taiwanese company to be burnt for ancestors.