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CONTACT US AT: 8351-9427, [email protected] Monday June 5, 2017 02 ❘ shenzhen At a Glance Han Ximin [email protected] HAVING lived in the interna- tional community in Bantian Subdistrict, Longgang, with her husband and child for nearly two years, Sabeena Dilshad, from India, now calls Shenzhen home. In the morning, after sending her son to school, Dilshad’s first job is to chat with her Chinese neighbors, study the Chinese language, or read some English books at the community library. She is a regular participant in the activities organized by the community and subdistrict office for expats. “My neighbors are excellent. They can speak good English and I have grasped the Chi- nese language little by little,” said Dilshad, adding that there weren’t any obstacles to her living in Shenzhen thanks to her neighbors’ tips on buying food, commuting and shopping. Dilshad has picked up spoken Chinese quickly thanks to her son Khaja Mohiuddin, who often teaches her after coming back from school, as well as the Chinese friends she made at the English corner that the Bantian Service Station regularly orga- nizes for expats. Dilshad often attends the English corner and celebrations of Western festivals, dressing in traditional Indian attire and explaining Indian traditions such as how to apply beautiful Henna patterns to their hands. Dilshad even prepared a locker containing saree, headgear and other ornaments for neighbors to try on during the English corner activities. “Mohiuddin is 4 years old and has made a lot of friends, and we are happy to work, study and live in Shenzhen,” she said. The happiest time for the family is dinner when they share stories of work, school and the community. Dilshad came to Shenzhen in 2015 with her husband who works for a Shenzhen technology company. “I was attracted by the blue sky Han Ximin [email protected] STUDENTS taking the gaokao, also known as the National Col- lege Entrance Examinations, can call the police hotline at 8333-3333 if emergencies arise during the examination period from June 7 to 9, police said in a news release over the weekend. Drivers carrying examina- tion takers can use bus lanes if their cars get stuck in traffic and they have called the hotline to register. After receiving a call for help, police said they would escort gaokao takers to their test venues within 10 to 15 minutes. All police officers of the traffic police motorcycle squad will be on patrol and all traffic police officers will be on duty from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. during the three-day exam period to ensure smooth traffic. A total of 43,000 students, including 3,724 nonlocal hukou students, will sit for the examina- tions at 41 schools across the city, setting a record in the city. If a vehicle carrying students to the exams gets involved in a minor accident without inju- ries, police will try to release the vehicle from the scene of the accident quickly, after a simple investigation. For an accident that causes serious damage or injuries, police will arrange motorcycles to carry students to exam sites, while the accident investigation progresses. Vehicles carrying examination takers can use bus lanes if traffic is congested in the other lanes. Drivers need to register using the students’ test certificate number by calling 8333-3333 within 24 hours of using the bus lane. Shenzhen police will set up service stations at all 41 exam venues, providing raincoats, umbrellas, medicine and drink- ing water. A police car and motor- cycle will be on duty at each site in case of emergencies. In addition, police have des- ignated 20 roads — including Sungang and Nigang roads, and Beihuan, Nanhai, Binhai, Binhe and Shennan boulevards — as green passages that traffic police will monitor around the clock. Traffic accidents on those roads will be handled in a timely manner to ensure smooth traf- fic. During the preparation and examination periods for the gaokao (June 1 to 9) and Shenzhen High-school Entrance Examinations from June 24 to 27, construction that causes noise will be halted at noon and over night. During the examina- tions, from June 7 to 9 and June 25 to 27, construction work that causes noise at sites within 500 meters of a test venue will be halted for the whole day. Residents can call 12369 to complain about noise pollution. Indian woman calls Bantian home Hotline, bus lane for gaokao takers Residents take photos at the 21st Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao International Car Show at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibi- tion Center yesterday. The car show features the latest car models, including new concept cars, super sports cars and driverless vehicles, from a number of domestic and overseas carmakers. The show will continue through Sunday. Sun Yuchen SHENZHEN police launched a citywide operation Thursday to crack down on illegal prac- tices involving telecom scams and malicious telemarketing by using personal information acquired through illegal means, the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported yesterday. Police have taken criminal compulsory measures on nine suspects for infringing on citizens’ personal information and 28 suspects for committing fraud during the operation. Currently, 26 of them are being held under criminal detention and 11 have been released on bail pending trial. Another 32 people are being held under administrative detention. After searching the 30 loca- tions where the suspects were staying, the police ferreted out over 1 million pieces of residents’ personal information. One of the locations was an information consulting company in Meilin, where police seized 420,000 pieces of residents’ per- sonal information that had been acquired from illegal sources. Each of the company’s employees would make 300 to 400 crank calls each day using the information. Another company in Longgang District bought personal informa- tion of 170,000 stock investors online and reached out to these people for fraud. The company’s employees defrauded their vic- tims by persuading them to invest in gold on a fake investment plat- form, according to the report. Wang Zhengtu, a crime inves- tigation police officer with the city’s public security bureau, said that some people had acquired residents’ personal information by using computer viruses or hacker attacks, while some information was leaked by insiders at compa- nies or institutions. Additionally, netizens tend to leave a lot of personal information online and some people obtain that informa- tion by using big-data analysis. People who sell or provide citizens’ personal information to others will face a jail term of up to three years, while severe violators will be sentenced to prison for up to seven years. (Zhang Yang) 9 detained for infringing on personal info. Chen Xiaochun [email protected] OCEAN Park Hong Kong will set up its Shenzhen office to further explore the South China market as the Hong Kong theme park turns 40 this year, according to the park management Friday. The Shenzhen office is the fifth on the Chinese mainland follow- ing those in Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu. “South China is one of the important markets for Ocean Park Hong Kong,” said S.C. Matthias Li, chief executive of the Ocean Park, in Shenzhen on Friday when a park management team led by Li met with local media and travel agencies. “From July 2015 to June 2016, visitors from South China contributed one quarter of the total visitors from the Chi- nese mainland. We will promote a series of activities and favorable packages for visitors from the Chi- nese mainland,” said Li. The favorable packages include a “good-friends package” — visitors can buy three tickets and get one free if they buy them from online travel agents before June 30 and a “family package”— family visitors can buy two adult tickets and get one child ticket for free from July 1 to Aug. 31. A landmark tourist attraction in Hong Kong, Ocean Park Hong Kong has received 140 million visitors over the past 40 years. Ocean Park Hong Kong will unveil a 64,400-square-meter All-weather Water World, the first and only waterfront water park in Southeast Asia, in 2019. The facility, which boasts 27 indoor and outdoor attractions, will fea- ture extensive attractions for water fun, many available in Hong Kong for the first time, and a variety of dining and retail outlets. The Ocean Park started offer- ing free Wi-Fi coverage last year. Visitors can also download the free Ocean Park app to experi- ence the brand-new guide. Sabeena Dilshad dressed in Indian attire to attend the English corner organized by the Bantian Service Station for Expats with her husband and son. Han Ximin of Shenzhen when I got off of the plane and gradually fell in love with the city for its good environ- ment, safe environment and good education quality,” she said. Vanke City in Bantian is one of the communities where foreigners gather. More than 100 foreigners, most of them talents working for technology companies such as Huawei, Foxconn or Hasee, live in the community. Ocean Park HK sets up SZ office Ex-official prosecuted A FORMER subdistrict office official was recently prosecuted for corruption. Li Jinsong was accused of taking more than 1 million (US$147,082) in bribes since April 2006 when he was a Party official in Buji Subdis- trict, Longgang. Office fire A COMPANY office caught fire in Luohu with no casualties reported. The fire was caused by a pan of meat that was left unattended on a stove. An employee left the office with- out switching off the stove. Car show
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CONTACT US AT: 8351-9427, [email protected]
Monday June 5, 2017 02 x shenzhen
At a Glance
HAVING lived in the interna-tional community in Bantian Subdistrict, Longgang, with her husband and child for nearly two years, Sabeena Dilshad, from India, now calls Shenzhen home.
In the morning, after sending her son to school, Dilshad’s fi rst job is to chat with her Chinese neighbors, study the Chinese language, or read some English books at the community library.
She is a regular participant in the activities organized by the community and subdistrict offi ce for expats.
“My neighbors are excellent. They can speak good English and I have grasped the Chi-nese language little by little,” said Dilshad, adding that there weren’t any obstacles to her living in Shenzhen thanks to her neighbors’ tips on buying food, commuting and shopping.
Dilshad has picked up spoken Chinese quickly thanks to her son Khaja Mohiuddin, who
often teaches her after coming back from school, as well as the Chinese friends she made at the English corner that the Bantian Service Station regularly orga-nizes for expats.
Dilshad often attends the English corner and celebrations of Western festivals, dressing in traditional Indian attire and explaining Indian traditions such as how to apply beautiful Henna patterns to their hands.
Dilshad even prepared a locker containing saree, headgear and other ornaments for neighbors to try on during the English corner activities.
“Mohiuddin is 4 years old and has made a lot of friends, and we are happy to work, study and live in Shenzhen,” she said.
The happiest time for the family is dinner when they share stories of work, school and the community.
Dilshad came to Shenzhen in 2015 with her husband who works for a Shenzhen technology company.
“I was attracted by the blue sky
STUDENTS taking the gaokao, also known as the National Col-lege Entrance Examinations, can call the police hotline at 8333-3333 if emergencies arise during the examination period from June 7 to 9, police said in a news release over the weekend.
Drivers carrying examina-tion takers can use bus lanes if their cars get stuck in traffi c and they have called the hotline to register. After receiving a call for help, police said they would escort gaokao takers to their test venues within 10 to 15 minutes.
All police offi cers of the traffi c police motorcycle squad will be
on patrol and all traffi c police offi cers will be on duty from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. during the three-day exam period to ensure smooth traffi c.
A total of 43,000 students, including 3,724 nonlocal hukou students, will sit for the examina-tions at 41 schools across the city, setting a record in the city.
If a vehicle carrying students to the exams gets involved in a minor accident without inju-ries, police will try to release the vehicle from the scene of the accident quickly, after a simple investigation.
For an accident that causes serious damage or injuries, police will arrange motorcycles to carry students to exam sites,
while the accident investigation progresses. Vehicles carrying examination takers can use bus lanes if traffi c is congested in the other lanes. Drivers need to register using the students’ test certifi cate number by calling 8333-3333 within 24 hours of using the bus lane.
Shenzhen police will set up service stations at all 41 exam venues, providing raincoats, umbrellas, medicine and drink-ing water. A police car and motor-cycle will be on duty at each site in case of emergencies.
In addition, police have des-ignated 20 roads — including Sungang and Nigang roads, and Beihuan, Nanhai, Binhai, Binhe and Shennan boulevards — as
green passages that traffi c police will monitor around the clock.
Traffi c accidents on those roads will be handled in a timely manner to ensure smooth traf-fi c.
During the preparation and examination periods for the gaokao (June 1 to 9) and Shenzhen High-school Entrance Examinations from June 24 to 27, construction that causes noise will be halted at noon and over night. During the examina-tions, from June 7 to 9 and June 25 to 27, construction work that causes noise at sites within 500 meters of a test venue will be halted for the whole day.
Residents can call 12369 to complain about noise pollution.
Indian woman calls Bantian home
Hotline, bus lane for gaokao takers
Residents take photos at the 21st Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macao International Car Show at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibi-tion Center yesterday. The car show features the latest car models, including new concept cars, super sports cars and driverless vehicles, from a number of domestic and overseas carmakers. The show will continue through Sunday. Sun Yuchen
SHENZHEN police launched a citywide operation Thursday to crack down on illegal prac-tices involving telecom scams and malicious telemarketing by using personal information acquired through illegal means, the Shenzhen Special Zone Daily reported yesterday.
Police have taken criminal compulsory measures on nine suspects for infringing on citizens’ personal information and 28 suspects for committing fraud during the operation. Currently, 26 of them are being held under criminal detention and 11 have been released on bail pending trial. Another 32 people are being held under administrative detention.
After searching the 30 loca-tions where the suspects were staying, the police ferreted out over 1 million pieces of residents’ personal information.
One of the locations was an information consulting company in Meilin, where police seized 420,000 pieces of residents’ per-sonal information that had been acquired from illegal sources. Each of the company’s employees would make 300 to 400 crank calls each day using the information.
Another company in Longgang District bought personal informa-tion of 170,000 stock investors online and reached out to these people for fraud. The company’s employees defrauded their vic-tims by persuading them to invest in gold on a fake investment plat-form, according to the report.
Wang Zhengtu, a crime inves-tigation police offi cer with the city’s public security bureau, said that some people had acquired residents’ personal information by using computer viruses or hacker attacks, while some information was leaked by insiders at compa-nies or institutions. Additionally, netizens tend to leave a lot of personal information online and some people obtain that informa-tion by using big-data analysis.
People who sell or provide citizens’ personal information to others will face a jail term of up to three years, while severe violators will be sentenced to prison for up to seven years. (Zhang Yang)
9 detained for infringing on personal info.
Chen [email protected]
OCEAN Park Hong Kong will set up its Shenzhen offi ce to further explore the South China market as the Hong Kong theme park turns 40 this year, according to the park management Friday.
The Shenzhen offi ce is the fi fth on the Chinese mainland follow-ing those in Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai and Chengdu.
“South China is one of the important markets for Ocean Park Hong Kong,” said S.C. Matthias Li, chief executive of the Ocean Park, in Shenzhen on Friday when a park management team led by Li met with local media and travel agencies. “From July 2015 to June 2016, visitors from South China contributed one quarter of the total visitors from the Chi-nese mainland. We will promote a series of activities and favorable packages for visitors from the Chi-nese mainland,” said Li.
The favorable packages include a “good-friends package” — visitors can buy three tickets and get one free if they buy them from online travel agents before June 30 and a “family package”— family visitors can buy two adult tickets and get one child ticket for free from July 1 to Aug. 31.
A landmark tourist attraction in Hong Kong, Ocean Park Hong Kong has received 140 million visitors over the past 40 years.
Ocean Park Hong Kong will unveil a 64,400-square-meter All-weather Water World, the fi rst and only waterfront water park in Southeast Asia, in 2019. The facility, which boasts 27 indoor and outdoor attractions, will fea-ture extensive attractions for water fun, many available in Hong Kong for the fi rst time, and a variety of dining and retail outlets.
The Ocean Park started offer-ing free Wi-Fi coverage last year. Visitors can also download the free Ocean Park app to experi-ence the brand-new guide.
Sabeena Dilshad dressed in Indian attire to attend the English corner organized by the Bantian Service Station for Expats with her husband and son. Han Ximin
of Shenzhen when I got off of the plane and gradually fell in love with the city for its good environ-ment, safe environment and good education quality,” she said.
Vanke City in Bantian is one of the communities where foreigners gather. More than 100 foreigners, most of them talents working for technology companies such as Huawei, Foxconn or Hasee, live in the community.
Ocean Park HK sets up SZ office
Ex-offi cial prosecutedA FORMER subdistrict offi ce offi cial was recently prosecuted for corruption. Li Jinsong was accused of taking more than 1 million (US$147,082) in bribes since April 2006 when he was a Party offi cial in Buji Subdis-trict, Longgang.Offi ce fi reA COMPANY offi ce caught fi re in Luohu with no casualties reported. The fi re was caused by a pan of meat that was left unattended on a stove. An employee left the offi ce with-out switching off the stove.
Car show
