China Daily (Hong Kong)

Roaming charges to be canceled in September

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China issued its first guideline on Thursday to regulate bike-sharing services, which impose challenges concerning urban management, according to the notice jointly issued by the Ministry of Transport and nine other department­s. Shared bikes are part of the green urban transporta­tion system, and the government should optimize bike transporta­tion networks to improve convenienc­e and safety for riders, the guideline said. Local government­s should also research conditions to ensure rational allocation of bicycles and avoid excess supply in some areas, the document said. Bike-sharing providers should improve their online-to-offline services, make clear the modes and standards of payment, establish a complaint mechanism and buy accident insurance for their customers, the regulation said. Users are required to register with The country hopes to enroll 95 percent of children with disabiliti­es into schools providing compulsory education by 2020, according to a plan recently issued by the Ministry of Education and six other department­s. The plan, on improving special education, which was released on July 28, plans to expand the coverage of compulsory education for disadvanta­ged teenagers. More special schools will be built for children with disabiliti­es for higher education, with at least one special education school to be set Tutoring classes are strictly prohibited for students who are taking a break during their summer vacation, according to a notice released on Wednesday by the Ministry of Education. Primary and middle schools are China’s three major telecom operators have announced plans to cancel domestic long-distance and

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