News at Seven-Thirty highlights: HK government announced 16.8-billion-dollar economic relief package; Shenzhen police have smashed a gang specialising in smuggling people from South Asia into HK; Mainland China has 12 confirmed cases of H1N1 flu; H1N1 flu vaccines are expected to be available by the end of this year; tensions have escalated further on the Korean Peninsula; Hu Jintao has met with Wu Poh-hsiung; Aung San Suu Kyi is set to testify in her trial today; tens of thousands of people fleed from their homes for safety after Cyclone Aila struck Bangladesh; a fire at a hospital in Turkey have left 8 intensive care unit patients dead; government doubled its grant to MTRC for building West Island Line; taxi drivers who blocked the road to the airport in a protest last year have pleaded guilty; two trees collapsed in Hong Kong today; Department of Health has urged pregnant women to test for AIDS; traditional annual cheese rolling race has held in England.