Wed,May 28,2014
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| People go through a body scanner at a metro station on May 26, 2014. A body scanner has been set up at the Bajiao Amusement Park subway station on Line 1 in western Beijing. Body scanners were installed and put to use at this station, Tiantongyuan North station on Line 5 and Longze station of Line 13, in an effort to beef up security on the capital's subway lines amid the heightened concerns over terrorism. (Photo/Chinanews.com) |
Subway passengers in Beijing will have to face security check at three more stations starting Saturday morning as a new measure was launched to beef up subway security.
Previously, only personal belongings needed to be checked when passengers entered a subway station.
In January 2014, Beijing Subway required that passengers should also go through security check at six stations, all near the Tiananmen Square in central Beijing.
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