Another ten days or so passed, and the evening news suddenly interrupted with a message:
"Due to experimental needs, with approval, on July 16th, from 0:00 to 24:00 all day, airspace regulation and traffic diversion will be conducted on the section of Sky-reaching Avenue in Tonghua District, Beijing."
"Residents in the controlled area need not panic and can live normally."
"After the regulation, you can receive twenty kilograms of Jiushan No.2 rice, or equivalent cash, with local identification."
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The news was not long, but it sparked a lot of discussion online.
Because the announcement was indeed somewhat odd.
Firstly, this place counts as the suburbs of Beijing.
Although due to its not very good geographical location, it could only be considered as the distant suburbs with few residents, but it is still under the emperor's feet.
This airspace regulation impact is a bit larger than the usual airspace control.
But most importantly...
