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Police nab 446 ticket scalpers
February 23, 2010, Tuesday
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CHINESE railway police arrested 446 people for scalping train tickets during the Spring Festival, the Ministry of Public Security said yesterday.
During the seven-day holiday which ended last Friday, railway police raided 47 dens scalping train tickets, the ministry said on its Website. Police arrested about 6,000 people for scalping train tickets and confiscated more than 27,000 tickets ahead of the Spring Festival. More than 29.6 million passengers traveled by train from February 13 to last Friday, up almost 12 percent from a year ago, according to the Ministry of Railways.
During the seven-day holiday which ended last Friday, railway police raided 47 dens scalping train tickets, the ministry said on its Website. Police arrested about 6,000 people for scalping train tickets and confiscated more than 27,000 tickets ahead of the Spring Festival. More than 29.6 million passengers traveled by train from February 13 to last Friday, up almost 12 percent from a year ago, according to the Ministry of Railways.
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