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Absolutely everywhere in Beijing is now covered by police video surveillance

Posted on October 8, 2015June 26, 2025 by Dissent

Zheping Huang reports:

During China’s National Day holidays this month, almost 8 million tourists visited Beijing in just four days—and the Chinese government kept a close watch on every one of them as they toured the capital’s streets.

Beijing police added new surveillance cameras ahead of the holiday, and have expand coverage in the city to “100 percent” for the first time ever, to “tighten the capital’s security” and “avoid crimes in crowds,” state-run China Daily reported.

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