A viral outbreak in China has sickened more than 6,300 people and killed another child, raising the death toll to 26 children, authorities said Monday. - The latest fatality from enterovirus 71 was in coastal Zhejiang province, where the Health Ministry said 1,198 other children have been stricken with the virus, also known as EV-71. - The ministry appealed for any sick children "to be sent immediately to health clinics" and for the cases to be reported "immediately to Health and Education departments." - An additional 5,151 cases have been reported in neighbouring Anhui province, where 22 children have died, according to the official Xinhua News Agency. Most of the cases were near Fuyang, a fast-growing city in the central province's rural heartland. - State-run television showed workers spraying disinfectant around houses in rural areas outside Fuyang and medical teams visiting families with small children. - CBC's Michael Cormier,...