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China Bans Unofficial Weather Reports - April 30, 2015

sharon sanders

sharon sanders

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[h=1]China Bans Unofficial Weather Reports[/h]


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A new regulation from the Chinese Meteorological Administration bans amateurs and enthusiasts from publicizing their own weather reports, saying that only official authorities are allowed to offer such forecasts.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...4/29/china-bans-unofficial-weather-forecasts/


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This is only the latest in severe media repression in China. Please see a sample:

China censors smog data in Beijing at start of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference

China - Censors are trying to erase Hong Kong?s pro-democracy movement

China - Video: A Chinese journalist's inside view of censorship

China's Internet Censors for Sale

China - 2 family members died of pneumonia, 1 hospitalized in stable condition - Government denies SARS, H5N1, NCoV and H1N1pdm09 - Shanghai - March 7, 2013 (The first H7N9 cases - original microblog posts deleted by authorities in initial cover-up.)




 
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