Police hint at China’s ‘two sessions’ timing with ban on low-flying aircraft
Beijing is set to implement heightened security measures ahead of the annual "Two Sessions" political meetings, with a ban on all drones and flying devices from March 1-12. These measures aim to ensure a secure environment as thousands of officials gather to discuss China's policy agenda.
The State Post Bureau has also emphasized the need for heightened security around Beijing during this period. The "Two Sessions" include the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference starting next Tuesday, and the National People’s Congress convening the following day, where lawmakers will discuss key policies related to the economy, trade, diplomacy, military affairs, and the environment. This year's meetings are particularly significant as they mark the final year of the 14th five-year development plan.
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Beijing is set to implement heightened security measures ahead of the annual "Two Sessions" political meetings, with a ban on all drones and flying devices from March 1-12. These measures aim to ensure a secure environment as thousands of officials gather to discuss China's policy agenda.
The State Post Bureau has also emphasized the need for heightened security around Beijing during this period. The "Two Sessions" include the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference starting next Tuesday, and the National People’s Congress convening the following day, where lawmakers will discuss key policies related to the economy, trade, diplomacy, military affairs, and the environment. This year's meetings are particularly significant as they mark the final year of the 14th five-year development plan.
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