China News︱Tuesday, August 23, 2022

Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Chinese citizens should not go to Ukraine in the near future, and those who have been evacuated to a third country should not return to Ukraine for the time being. (Consular Express)
Report on the issue of illustrations in teaching materials of the People’s Education Society: 27 people including the president were held accountable, and there was no transfer of benefits. (The Paper)
The precipitation in Zhejiang hit a record low, and the water supply of over 80,000 people was affected. (Zhejiang News)
Xinjiang will usher in rainy and snowy weather this week. (CCTV)
The era of “one tooth = one apartment in a small town” is expected to end, and the cost of dental implants in some areas has dropped by nearly 90%. (Securities Times)
The new version of the traffic light was complained about because of the complicated rules: the designer launched a live broadcast, and was resisted by netizens to go offline for 10 minutes. (Tencent.com)
The Paper ︱ The new version of traffic lights is controversial, and the traffic signal instructions should not be complicated.
A tourist accidentally drowned in the Qujiang River, Longyou County, Zhejiang Province. All six members of a family were killed. (The Paper)
The woman claimed that she was abducted to Tangshan when she was pregnant, and returned home with her son 33 years later. The prosecution period for the traffickers has passed. (Jimu News)
Chen Zhong, head of the anti-drug team of the Sichuan Provincial Public Security Department, was under investigation; Gong Shuxiong, former president of Hunan Branch of China Construction Bank, was under investigation; Lu Rongjing, former party secretary and president of Shanghai Liangyou Logistics Group, was under investigation. (The Paper)
The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister warned NATO: ignore the “red line” or trigger a nuclear war. (Red Star News)
Singapore announced that sex between men is no longer illegal, but the existing marriage policy remains unchanged. (The Paper)
“Tomato flu” has hit India and has infected more than 80 children under the age of 5. (CCTV)