Shanghai netizen required to scan 'Suishenban' for police registration and perform manual secondary registration when purchasing scissors - Chronicle

On September 22, a netizen in Shanghai posted that when purchasing two small household scissors, they were required to first scan 'Suishenban' for police registration, and then perform a secondary registration by hand on-site.

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2026-09-24 07:13 · 9月22日，上海一网友发帖称，购买两把家用小剪刀时被要求扫“随申办”进行公安登记，并在线下手写二次登记，感叹“社会越来越安全”。

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Sayings · 2026-09-24 07:02 On September 22, a netizen in Shanghai posted that when purchasing two small household scissors, they were required to scan "Suishenban" for Public Security registration, and also fill out a manual second registration in person, sighing that "society is getting safer and safer."

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