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Chinese visit red sites ahead of 100th Communist Party anniversary

Chinese visit red sites ahead of 100th Communist Party anniversary

Chinese visit red sites ahead of 100th Communist Party anniversary
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Thousands of revelers attend Wuhan music festival

By Syndicated Content By Martin Quin Pollard WUHAN, China (Reuters) – Thousands of people attended the first day of the Wuhan Strawberry Music Festival on Saturday. In warm conditions on the first day of a five-day May Day national holiday revelers in the central Chinese city danced, bounced and screamed with delight as some of their favorite acts took the stage. The festival was making a return in Wuhan after it was forced to be online only last year due to COVID-19 restrictions. A representative for the organisers told Reuters that numbers were being restricted this year, adding that around 11,000 people were there on Saturday. Barriers were set up in front of each stage and security personnel restricted numbers in those areas. Some spectators wore masks, but many did not.

Thousands of revelers attend Wuhan music festival

Thousands of revelers attend Wuhan music festival by Reuters Share: By Martin Quin Pollard WUHAN, China, May 2 (Reuters) - Thousands of people attended the first day of the Wuhan Strawberry Music Festival on Saturday. In warm conditions on the first day of a five-day May Day national holiday revelers in the central Chinese city danced, bounced and screamed with delight as some of their favorite acts took the stage. The festival was making a return in Wuhan after it was forced to be online only last year due to COVID-19 restrictions. A representative for the organisers told Reuters that numbers were being restricted this year, adding that around 11,000 people were there on Saturday. Barriers were set up in front of each stage and security personnel restricted numbers in those areas. Some spectators wore masks, but many did not.

Chinese officials plan next steps in oil spill clean-up off Qingdao

Chinese officials plan next steps in oil spill clean-up off Qingdao Reuters 5 hrs ago © Reuters/CARLOS GARCIA RAWLINS FILE PHOTO: Fishing boats are seen off the coast of Qingdao By Muyu Xu and Martin Quin Pollard QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - Chinese officials were considering siphoning the remaining cargo at sea from a huge tanker that spilled hundreds of tonnes of oil into the Yellow Sea after it collided with a bulk vessel in thick fog two days ago. Officials also downgraded the size of the spill from the Liberia-flagged tanker A Symphony to about 400 tonnes (2,920 barrels) on Thursday, from the original estimate of 500 tonnes, after further analysis.

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