■ In order to further promote people-to-people exchanges between China and foreign countries, China has decided to expand the scope of visa-free countries and implement a visa-free policy for holders of ordinary passports from three countries: New Zealand, Australia and Poland.
■ A fire at a battery factory in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, has killed 23 people, including 17 Chinese citizens. S-Connect, the parent company of battery manufacturer ARICELL, apologized to the public on the 25th. The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of Korea reminds Chinese citizens and institutions in the Republic of Korea to strengthen their safety awareness, master basic knowledge and skills in disaster prevention and mitigation, and improve their ability to save themselves from various disasters such as fires, floods, and earthquakes.
■ The 11th Hebei Provincial Congress of Returned Overseas Chinese and Relatives of Overseas Chinese will be held in Shijiazhuang from July 2 to 3 convened by the Information Office of the People's Government of Hebei Province. During the conference, it is planned to hire 240 overseas Chinese to serve as overseas consultants and overseas members of the 11th Committee of the Provincial Federation of Overseas Chinese.
■ At about 16 o'clock on June 24, a case of knife wounding occurred at the bus stop of Xindi Center, Tayuan Road, Suzhou High-tech Zone, resulting in 3 injuries (1 of which is Chinese and 2 are Japanese). Criminal suspect Zhou Moumou has been criminally detained, and the investigation and handling of the case is being further carried out, and the criminal acts will be severely punished in accordance with laws and regulations.
■ On June 24, a joint and public drug destruction activity between China and Vietnam was held at the Friendship Pass Port in Pingxiang City, Guangxi Province. 96.01 kilograms of drugs were publicly burned at the scene.
■ Malaysia's Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Zhang Qingxin introduced on the 24th that from December last year to April this year, 1.124 million Chinese tourists entered Malaysia, an increase of nearly 2.4 times over the same period last year.
■ Recently, there have been a number of cases of robbery and theft of Chinese enterprises and citizens in Dakar, Tess and other places, resulting in property losses and a threat to the personal safety of Chinese citizens in some cases. The Chinese Embassy in Senegal reminds Chinese enterprises, institutions and citizens in Senegal to raise their awareness of prevention and comprehensively investigate risks and hidden dangers.
■ Recently, a number of compatriots in the consular district reported to the Chinese Consulate General in Hamburg that criminals pretended to be the staff of the Chinese Consulate General in Hamburg or the German Consulate General in Shanghai. The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Hamburg solemnly reminds the compatriots in the consular district to be vigilant against any suspicious phone calls, not to disclose any personal information on the phone, and to hang up immediately if you receive a suspected fraudulent call to prevent damage.
■ WikiLeaks says its founder, Julian Assange, has been released from a British prison and has flown out of the UK. Assange will plead guilty this week to violating the U.S. Espionage Act this week in order to reach an agreement that would allow him to return to Australia, according to court documents.
■ On June 23, local time, Saudi Health Minister Fahd said in an interview that the death toll during this year's Hajj reached 1,301, and 83% of the dead were people who went to Hajj without permission.
■ On the 25th local time, the Russian Ministry of Defense issued a statement saying that a total of 30 drones launched from Ukraine were destroyed by Russian air defense systems in a night air strike the day before.
■ Egyptian authorities said on the 24th local time that the country's nationwide power outage measures will be extended to the end of this week, and the daily power outage time will be increased from 2 hours to 3 hours.
■ Comprehensive Japanese media recently reported that due to the detection of possible carcinogenic organic fluorides in water bodies in many places across the country, Japanese government departments have launched a nationwide investigation of harmful substances in tap water.
Source: China Overseas Chinese Network Comprehensive
Editor: Li Kunrong
Editor in charge: Li Mingyang
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