Beijing Halted More Than 60000 Illegal Telephone Numbers

November 13, 2007 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Law & Policy



    News from Beijing Municipal City Management Bureau is that by October this year a total of about 66549 telephone numbers had been suspended because of disseminating illegal advertisements.

    Since May last year, BMCMB has been cracking down on telephone numbers marked on illegal adlets and a total of 66549 numbers were stopped during the period.

    In addition, the application for adlet-free residential areas in Beijing has just been completed and 164 candidate areas will be appraised by the concerned department to earn the title of "adlet free".

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