Beijing legislators are considering turning around the ban on food from February this year, and are instead considering banning beggars and advertisers and their leaflets.
The new rules would fine people begging in subways between 50 and 1,000 RMB, while people found distributing advertising would be fined between 100 and 1,000 RMB, with the potential to raise this to 10,000 RMB if the offenders have “caused a serious disturbance”, China Daily reports.
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Keywords: Beggars and Leaflets Out of Beijing Subway Food Back In
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all is harmonious in HK. it is only the foreign troublemakers causing any problems - as usual.
Oct 03, 2014 17:32 Report Abuse
Are you kidding me? Have you NOT watched any news? Do you NOT know the origin of these protests?
Oct 08, 2014 17:52 Report Abuse
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