The number of crimes on Shenzhen streets has dropped 15 percent compared to the previous month after a new police regulation required desk officers to go on patrol shifts. Reports on crimes and offenses on city streets have also dropped by 47.9 percent from April 1 to May 4 of this year. Everyday around 80,000 [...]
The State Council recently released new national school bus regulations, because of these city officials in Shenzhen are working to align the regulations in Shenzhen along with the State regulations by adjusting minor details on their own regulations that was implemented in 2006. National regulations are requiring drivers to be licensed in driving bus size [...]
After the grace period for the electric bicycles have ended, traffic police started impounded bicycles that have been illegally entering the roads starting yesterday. So far the police have confiscated more than nine hundred bicycles. To implement the new rule, police dispatched 400 officers in 50 inspection stations. The police used personal digital assistants that [...]
The city human resources and social security bureau said that college graduates holding an associate degree may now individually apply for permanent residency from the labor authorities. Students that graduated from universities in Shenzhen and students holding permanent residency can now enjoy the benefits of a hukou holder. Previously, only students having four year university [...]
Several auction groups are taking advantage of the laws and regulations that concerns with the chaotic cultural relics market in China catching the attention of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. This prompted the SACH policy and regulation bureau to intensify its supervision and management to this auction groups that take advantage of buyers by [...]
Shenzhen traffic police will start tightening patrols and roads checks on the roads leading to the city’s major cemeteries and parks to reduce the chances of violations and ensure safety during Tomb sweeping Day. Violations will include overloading, speeding, illegal parking, fatigue and drunken driving. Traffic police will be also banning private cars from entering [...]
From April 1 until June 30 Shenzhen will be banning electric bicycles that do not meet national standards. A fifteen-day grace period will be given, after which, violators caught will be fined 200 yuan. Restricted areas will include port areas, terminals and trunk roads. Businesses that use electric bicycles such as postal services, general services, [...]
Millions of Chinese are living as second class citizens in several of the biggest cities in China. Most of these citizens have no access to social benefits and have limited ties in the place they work. Because of this situation, a majority of the citizens are unhappy, have lower consumption and have decreased productivity. Experts [...]
In a deadline given by the Chinese Government given to Sina Corp. last December, the operator of the micro blogging platform Weibo.com in China will require the blogging platform’s users to register their real identities with the company by March 16, 2012. Directives from several city governments namely (Beijing, Guangzhou, Tianjin Shanghai and Shenzhen) will [...]
Police officers usually committed to doing desk work are now patrolling the city streets in an effort to increase police presence in the eyes of the public. The police officers are all issued with standard equipment including pepper spray, handcuffs and batons. By improving police presence, the city hopes it will reduce crime and at the same time [...]
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