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Two police officers carry confiscated civet cats during a raid at a wild animal market in Guangzhou, South China's Guangdong Province January 5, 2004. Guangdong, which is monitoring is first confirmed SARS patient in months, will kill about 10,000 civets and close wild animal markets to eliminate the possible source of the disease. [Reuters]

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