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▶ China celebrates second People’s Police
Fighting crimes, maintaining the momentum on virus prevention operations, patrolling cities, and serving the communities, the Chinese People’s Police have a reason to be celebrated by the people they safeguard.
Monday marks the second Chinese People’s Police Day, which falls on January 10 annually, corresponding with the country’s emergency response number 110.
All around China, police officers are set to mark the special day in different ways.
On Friday, police officers at Yian police station in Tongling, East China’s Anhui Province invited local primary school students to walk into the police station to experience a day in the life of a police officer as an activity to mark Chinese People’s Police Day. The children were shown the typical weapons and police equipment.
In Nanjing, East China’s Jiangsu Province, railway police officers presented a “show” of drills complete with weapons at the railway station. After the performance, the police officers sang in unison in fron travelers.
In Kashi, Northwest China’ Uygur Autonomous Region, p officers walked into local camp to celebrate Chinese People’s P Day with teachers and student
The police officers showed t equipment and provided basic mation about the police, includ teaching young students how t the police through 110 in a pro and efficient way.
On many occasions, stickin their daily positions is also a w China’s police officers to celeb the festival.
Ahead of the Chinese Peopl lice day, in Altay in the norther of Xinjiang, the police squad fr the border management detach patrolled of the China- Mongol der in line with their typical in tion work. They raised the nati flag at the border.
Although the land is carpete snow, the patrol team persever in the harsh weather to elimin any hidden dangers likely to ca insecurity and ensure the safet