An Fengshan, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council, speaks at a press conference in Beijing, Sept 12, 2018. [Photo/VCG] BEIJING -- A Chinese mainland spokesperson on Wednesday asked Taiwan's relevant agencies to immediately stop any infiltration and sabotage against the national security and earnestly ensure the personal safety of students from the mainland. For some time, Taiwan's intelligence agencies have wantonly stolen intelligence as well as engaged in infiltration and sabotage activities, said An Fengshan, a spokesperson with the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, at a press conference. Through a special operation, national security organs have uncovered over 100 intelligence cases by Taiwan, An said. These illegal activities will for sure receive severe punishments. The Chinese mainland has handled the cases in accordance with Chinese law, to safeguard the national security, regular cross-Straits communication, and the legitimate interests of the compatriots on both sides, An added. Certain departments of Taiwan have denied the truth and confuse right and wrong, only to show they have a guilty conscience, he said. An stressed the mainland's consistent active support of cross-Strait education exchanges and cooperation, as well as more contacts between young students of both sides. Taiwan's intelligence agencies using mean tricks on young mainland students studying in Taiwan have seriously undermined the interests of mainland students and cross-Strait education exchanges, An said. silicone wristbands canadaevent wristbandsfuck cancer bracelet
A general view shows windows of a commercial building smashed during Super Typhoon Mangkhut in Hong Kong on September 16, 2018. [Photo/VCG] HONG KONG - At least 213 people were injured as typhoon Mangkhut slammed Hong Kong as of 5 pm local time on Sunday, official data showed. The injured have sought medical treatment at public hospitals, including 117 men and 96 women, according to the Hospital Authority in China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The Home Affairs Department has so far opened 48 temporary shelters in various districts and 1,219 people have sought refuge at the shelters. As of 5 pm local time, the government's call center has received 179 reports of fallen trees. The Drainage Services Department has received 26 confirmed flooding cases. No report of landslide has been received, according to the Civil Engineering and Development Department and Lands Department. A limited service is being maintained on the underground sections of the railway. Tram and ferry services were suspended. On air traffic, the Airport Authority Hong Kong reported that a total of 889 flights have been canceled on Sunday. Hurricane Signal No 10, the top level warning, was issued by the Hong Kong Observatory at 9:40 am local time on Sunday, and was replaced by the second highest warning Southeast Gale Signal 8 at 7:40 pm local time.
