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YUNNAN Province in southwest China will require residents to take HIV tests before marriage and will inform prospective spouses of the results starting next month.
The free test will target people in areas of the province where the AIDS situation is "grave," states a new regulation on AIDS prevention and control. The areas listed as "grave" will be determined by local health authorities and identified later, the regulation says.The new regulation will take effect on January 1, 2007. Yunnan, bordering Vietnam, Laos and Myanmar in the south and west and near the notorious "Golden Triangle," has China's worst HIV/AIDS figures.