Morning ClicksExpert says H7N9 won't be SARS 2.0 and officials promise accurate information

H7N9
Xinhua*
Shanghai Party Secretary Han Zheng promises to release "authoritative, accurate" information.
21st Century Business Herald*
SARS expert Zhong Nanshan says that this disease won't be SARS 2.0.
China News Service*
Developing a vaccine for H7N9 will take at least half a year, says official in charge of health emergencies.
Associated Press
H7N9 mutates and might infect mammals.
Council on Foreign Relations
China fails to offer a "viable, sustainable alternative" to current global health governance, writes Huang Yanzhong. 

Economy
Economic Observer
Beijing taxi drivers may soon get relief with a long-overdue price hike.
The Guardian
China doesn't need any more airports, writes scholar Wang Tao.
Bloomberg News
Adelson’s Vegas Sands faces trial over Macau licensing.
Radio Free Asia
Laos agrees to continue negotiations with China on Southeast Asia rail link loan.

Civil Society
BBC News*
News of a memorial in Hebei for the victims of the Tian'anmen Massacre emerge.
Southern Metropolis Daily*
Labour rights activist Zhao Haichao is critically ill.
Financial Times
China is losing virtual propaganda war.