Security checks to be stepped up for CIIE

Chen Huizhi
Stricter security measures will be in place next month ahead of the China International Import Expo with more frequent random checks for passengers taking public transport.
Chen Huizhi
Security checks to be stepped up for CIIE
Jiang Xiaowei / SHINE

Security checks on passengers on public transport are to be stepped up.

Security checks on passengers using public transport will be stepped up for the China International Import Expo next month, the city government said on Tuesday.

Apart from regular checks, passengers will be subject to more frequent random checks, it said in an announcement.

Public transport staff are being asked to refuse to take passengers found to be carrying dangerous objects or who refuse security checks. They should also immediately contact the police about anyone insisting on taking dangerous objects.

The measures will be implemented from November 1 to 12.

During this period, all drones will be banned in Shanghai except those approved to be used for TV broadcasts, professional photography, police work, emergency rescue, meteorological services or performances.

The third China International Import Expo will be held from November 5 to 10.


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