Via China Digital Times, Xinhua reports “China’s Public Security Ministry on Friday opened a website for citizens to verify individual identity cards. Any ID card can be verified for a 5 yuan (73 U.S. cents) online payment at the sit... ...full story at Mutant Palm
from Mutant Palm on Mon, Nov 10 2008
see also:
| 17 Dec 07 |
  |
ASIAN & ORIENTAL GREETINGS CARDS CHINESE NEW YEAR CARDS »
YouTube video Luxury greeting cards ideas including birthday,wedding,new baby,Christmas,card Design. |
| 07 Nov 08 |
 |
China opens website for public verification of ID cards » People's Daily China's Public Security Ministry on Friday opened a website for citizens to verify individual identity cards. Any ID card can be verified for a 5 yuan (73 U.S. cents) online payment at the site, www.nciic.org.com, with a few seconds. The... |
| 06 Jun 08 |
|
China offers free identity inquiry for quake-related insurance claims » People's Daily China began to provide free identity information checks on Thursday for victims who lost their IDs during the earthquake and met difficulties in receiving payment, according to the Ministry of Security. While the country's insurers ... |
| 13 Jul 09 |
|
Urumqi citizens ordered to carry identity documents for police inspection » People's Daily Citizens were ordered Sunday to always carry their identity cards or driver's licenses for police checks when they go out in Xinjiang's capital city of Urumqi. Police will take away for interrogation anyone who does not have a card, said the... |
| 13 Jul 09 |
|
Payment providers warned over porn » Shanghai Daily CHINESE police have warned Internet third-party payment businesses against providing services for those selling pornographic and lewd material online. The Ministry of Public Security said yesterday that third-party... |
| 13 Jul 09 |
|
Chinese police warn third party payment firms against pornography » People's Daily Chinese police have warned Internet third-party payment businesses against providing services for those providing pornographic and lewd material online. The Ministry of Public Security on Monday said third-party payment platforms, who act as... |
twitter
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology