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Radio Under Control
By Lu Feiran |
April 24, 2010, Saturday
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THE city is to impose controls on devices using radio waves from 12pm next Friday to 12am on May 2 and on October 1 and 30 to ensure the proper operation of facilities inside the 2010 World Expo site, the Shanghai government said yesterday.
During the period, items such as walkie-talkies, industrial remote controls, amateur radio stations and school broadcasts will be banned within the Middle-Ring Elevated Road.
Around the Expo site, devices which give out radio frequencies will be banned within 500 meters of the site, officials said.
Mobile phones will not be affected.
During the period, items such as walkie-talkies, industrial remote controls, amateur radio stations and school broadcasts will be banned within the Middle-Ring Elevated Road.
Around the Expo site, devices which give out radio frequencies will be banned within 500 meters of the site, officials said.
Mobile phones will not be affected.
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