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Shenzhen Metro Security Upgrades Spark Heated Debate over Commuting Chaos.

Shenzhen Metro recently upgraded its security measures, requiring all passengers and their belongings to be inspected. The new regulations took effect on Monday morning rush hour, coinciding with heavy rain, resulting in long queues at many stations and complaints from passengers about a significant decrease in commuting efficiency. The question of whether subway security checks are necessary became a trending topic. The public is widely linking…
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Shenzhen Metro recently upgraded its security measures, requiring all passengers and their belongings to be inspected. The new regulations took effect on Monday morning rush hour, coinciding with heavy rain, resulting in long queues at many stations and complaints from passengers about a significant decrease in commuting efficiency. The question of whether subway security checks are necessary became a trending topic. The public is widely linking…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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