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Apec China summit: from traffic curbs to tree planting, Shenzhen’s plans enter final phase

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South China Morning Post – China
“Apec China summit: from traffic curbs to tree planting, Shenzhen’s plans enter final phase”

Construction workers have been working late into the night in downtown Shenzhen as the city makes its final preparations for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in two weeks’ time. On a weekday night, a South China Morning Post reporter saw at least 50 construction workers gathered at an intersection about 1km (just over half a mile) from the Apec venues in the central district of Futian, laying down pebbles and planting trees along the pavements. The main road that leads up to the...

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RTP Notícias
“China reforça segurança em Shenzhen antes da cimeira de líderes da APEC”

As autoridades da província chinesa de Guangdong (sudeste) anunciaram hoje um reforço da presença policial, dos controlos de segurança e das restrições à utilização de drones em Shenzhen, que acolhe este mês a cimeira de líderes da APEC.

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