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(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2014-09-20 13:51

Rare baby panda triplets open their eyes for the first time, Hong Kong pop stars possibly in love; a woman gets carjacked while in her own car, and undercover sting arrests prostitutes.

Prostitutes arrested in NW China

Four streetwalkers were recently arrested by policemen in Beilin district, Xi'an, Shaanxi province. The officers, from a branch of the city public security bureau, entered the prostitutes' rented room disguised as clients. They relied on hidden camera devices to gather evidence, xiancn.com reported.

Related: 3 policemen accused of blackmailing prostitute

Trending: Faye Wong, Nicholas Tse possibly in love

Trending: Faye Wong, Nicholas Tse possibly in love

Off again, on again

Hong Kong pop stars Nicholas Tse and Faye Wong, have long been rumored to be in a relationship. Recent photos of the couple together posted by iFeng.com's entertainment channel have rekindled rumors and speculation that the two stars an item.

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Car stolen with wife using cellphone inside

A man's car, which was parked in an expressway service area with the engine running, was stolen while his wife was sitting in the rear seat, Guangzhou Daily reported on Thursday. The man said his wife was using her cellphone in the car at the time. The thief is still at large.

Related: Alleged thief tries to steal from 2 policemen

 Trending: Faye Wong, Nicholas Tse possibly in love

Trending: Faye Wong, Nicholas Tse possibly in love

Rare panda triplets open their eyes

A set of panda triplets, known as the world's only surviving trio, have opened their eyes for the first time more than a month after their birth in Guangzhou's Chimelong Safari Park. The trio's births at the end of July were hailed as a "miracle" given the animal's famously low reproductive rate.

 

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