Two hikers in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong province, received the country’s first fine for entering a natural disaster risk zone without authorization during a recent typhoon.
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China July aluminium imports surge 38% from prior year
China’s imports of unwrought aluminium and products in July surged 38.2% from the prior year, customs data showed on Monday.
