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China's First-Ever Red Alert on Pollution Takes Effect in Beijing
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December 8, 2015
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1:30Now PlayingBeijing authorities have issued a red alert - the highest of four alert levels - for hazardous smog. From Tuesday to Thursday, residents are invited to stay home. The government also recommends to shut down schools, construction sites and some industrial plants.
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