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Rail operators launch anti-fraud campaign
Chinese railway operators have launched an anti-fraud campaign to educate rail passengers. At Yuci Station in Shanxi province, staff members have partnered with police in the station to push anti-fraud publicity material among passengers staying in the waiting hall. Through practical on-site demonstrations, they have shown passengers ways to install the National Anti-Fraud Center app, and identify suspicious links and unfamiliar calls. The passengers have also been told to target high-risk fraud types to safeguard their personal property as the Spring Festival draws near.
Service output up 5.4% last year
China's value-added service output rose 5.4 percent year-on-year in 2025, data from the National Bureau of Statistics showed.
Xinhua - China Daily
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