China will introduce advanced weapons, technology and equipment for police to ensure the security during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, said an official of the Ministry of Public Security in Beijing on Monday. ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Mon, May 28 2007
see also:
| 30 Apr 08 |
  |
China Ensures the World a Safe Olympics »
YouTube video Beijing will ensure the world a safe Olympics
WATCH VIDEO
Source: CCTV.com | 04-30-2008 14:42
Special Report: 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
The demand for a well organized and thorough security plan on both government and public levels comes with the... |
| 28 May 07 |
 |
Advanced weapons for Beijing police » Shanghai Daily CHINA will provide advanced weapons, technology and equipment for police to ensure security during the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, said a Ministry of Public Security official yesterday in the capital. |
| 04 Jul 08 |
|
50,000 Beijing police officers finish Olympic security training » People's Daily In preparation for the 2008 Olympic Games, the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau has mobilized nearly 50,000 police officers to participate in Olympic security training that involves foreign languages, basic knowledge of Olympic Game ... |
| 18 Aug 09 |
|
China police chief urges all-out efforts to ensure National Day security » People's Daily Police forces across China must be mobilized to ensure National Day celebrations in October go safely and smoothly, Public Security Minister Meng Jianzhu said on Monday. "Security is currently our top priority," Meng said at a ministry... |
| 10 Apr 08 |
|
Police foil terror plots to sabotage Olympics » Shanghai Daily CHINESE police have broken up two terror rings plotting to sabotage the Beijing Olympic Games, a Ministry of Public Security spokesman said yesterday. |
| 11 Mar 07 |
|
Beijing forms helicopter police for '08 Olympic Games » Xinhua Beijing has formed its helicopter police team for the security of 2008 Olympic Games, and the pilots will carry out drills as soon as the helicopters are delivered in the second half of this year, a senior Beijing official said. |
twitter
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology