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Global Impact: the woman with an iron uterus, no such thing as a free lunch: scammers in China try the weird and wonderful to earn a quick buck - Vimarsana News

Global Impact: the woman with an iron uterus, no such thing as a free lunch: scammers in China try the weird and wonderful to earn a quick buck

In this issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we look at the various tactics employed to dupe people out of their hard-earned cash in China.

Source: scmp.com
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Woman Divorces Husband After Abortion, He Files Case Accusing Her Of Conning 6 Other Men - Vimarsana News

Woman Divorces Husband After Abortion, He Files Case Accusing Her Of Conning 6 Other Men

The woman's husband named Xiaoya claimed she used marriage as a way to make money.

Source: ndtv.com
'Uterus made of iron': woman in China sued over betrothal gift after abortion and found to have done same thing with 6 other men - Vimarsana News

'Uterus made of iron': woman in China sued over betrothal gift after abortion and found to have done same thing with 6 other men

A woman in China has been ordered to return the bulk of a bride price by a court after it was exposed that she was a serial terminator of babies produced from a string of sham marriages.

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Chinese Woman Hangs Herself in Guangzhou Quarantine Facility: Report - Vimarsana News

Chinese Woman Hangs Herself in Guangzhou Quarantine Facility: Report

A woman from China’s Hubei Province killed herself in a quarantine facility in Guangzhou where she was isolated ...

500 million-year-old fossils unearth answers to many evolutionary riddles - Vimarsana News

500 million-year-old fossils unearth answers to many evolutionary riddles

Scientists have been able to resolve a long-standing conundrum in the history of life on Earth by determining the appearance of the earliest creatures to create skeletons thanks to an extremely well-preserved collection of fossils that were found in eastern Yunnan Province, China.