A Chinese medical worker monitors air travelers' temperatures with a high-tech, thermal-imaging thermometer in Beijing, September 11, 2003. China is pulling out all the stops to avoid a possible SARS resurgence, training scores of doctors and nurses, upgrading hospital surveillance and dispelling rampant rumors. [Reuters]

An airport staff member checks passengers' temperatures on flight SQ802 from Singapore upon its arrival at Beijing Capital International Airport, September 11, 2003. The passengers also have to show health certificates upon their arrival. China is doubling its efforts to avoid a possible resurgence of SARS, training scores of doctors and nurses, upgrading hospital surveillance and dispelling rampant rumors. [newsphoto.com.cn]

Airport staff check passengers' temperatures on flight SQ802 from Singapore upon its arrival at Beijing Capital International Airport, September 11, 2003. [newsphoto.com.cn]

The pilot of flight SQ802 receives a temperature check by an airport staff member at Beijing Capital International Airport, September 11, 2003. [newsphoto.com.cn]

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