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Added English help
June 26, 2010, Saturday
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FOREIGN Expo visitors can now ask English speaking police officers to help them at Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai South Railway Station and Border Inspection Stations.
Also, more checkpoints will be opened at the inspection stations to shorten check-in times. Most visitors will take less than 20 minutes to go through inspection procedures, the Border Inspection authorities said yesterday.
More taxi waiting points will also be set up to service patrons using all Expo site entry and exit points.
Also, more checkpoints will be opened at the inspection stations to shorten check-in times. Most visitors will take less than 20 minutes to go through inspection procedures, the Border Inspection authorities said yesterday.
More taxi waiting points will also be set up to service patrons using all Expo site entry and exit points.
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