Beijing police has seized in a single day 110 scalpers who illegally sold Olympics tickets at competition venues, according to media reports. About 340 Olympics tickets were found to be sold through illegal trading by scalpers on Friday, including 17... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Sun, Aug 17 2008
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Chaos As Last Olympics Tickets Go on Sale »
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