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14 November, 2005

With the US State Department issuing terror alert warnings for Guangzhou and other areas, it’s refreshing to see that the capital has started taking precautions.:

Carbomb

This sign I noticed in the Sanlitun diplomatic compound in Beijing: You are not allowed to blow up your car! Not sure if it is a temporary sign (Mr. Bush will visit Beijing this week) or whether it has been here longer already. Or does it mean something else?

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by myrick @ 8:14 pm. Filed under China, Asia, East Asia, Terrorism, North Korea

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One Response to “beijing steps up war on terror”

cat Says:
November 16th, 2005 at 2:36 am
Strange. For that sign I see a big turkey perched atop a car. Do they have fowl problems in the capital?

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