September 23
Wednesday · 10 items
09:44
UPDATE #2 [zh] 9月23日，浙江杭州西湖区双云里一处电动自行车停放点发生火灾，共8辆车被烧毁，未造成人员伤亡。
09:22
A BBC investigation shows that Apple Maps extensively blurs thousands of locations within China, including multiple detention facilities in Xinjiang.
09:02
On September 20, a netizen in Xiongan, Hebei had their toy gun confiscated by police during a home visit. Under the pretext of helping them "quit internet addiction," police also seized their high-end computer and forced them to write a pledge stating that they voluntarily handed it over for safekeeping and would no longer play games before finally returning it.
08:50
The Mayor of Kampala, Uganda, inspected a road and drainage project constructed by China Railway 18th Bureau Group and, due to substandard quality, ordered on-site demolition and rework, securing rectification.
08:02
Suzhou Metro security screeners report extremely low wages, with an hourly rate of only about 13 yuan, or less than 10 yuan if calculated based on a 24-hour full shift.
07:22
Thai police raided a villa in Chonburi province, rescuing 3 Chinese women lured, detained, and extorted by compatriots, and arrested 4 male suspects at the scene.
07:01
On the evening of September 22, a stabbing incident occurred at the entrance of the Taiyuan campus of Shanxi Normal University. A man allegedly slashed a female student due to a romantic dispute and was subsequently subdued by bystanders and handed over to the police.
06:00
September 22, a activist climbed a lamp post near Capitol Hill in Washington, hung a Snow Mountain Lion flag and shouted slogans protesting Xi Jinping's visit.
05:00
A tenant in Shenzhen failed to deregister a friend's temporary stay, causing the landlord to be detained by the police station for 12 hours and face a fine, sparking netizens' doubts about the harsh inspection of local rental housing.
04:32
On September 23, the PLA Daily published an article stating that investigating Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli eliminated major political hidden dangers for the party and the military, and accused the two of forming cliques and undermining the party's absolute leadership over the military.