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空气污染导致赴京旅游人数锐减

2013年8月3日
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Visitors wearing masks are seen at the Tiananmen Square in heavy smog in Beijing, China, 28 February 2013. Beijing warned residents to stay indoors as air pollution exceeded hazardous levels five days before Chinas national legislature begins its annual meeting, with thousands of delegates expected in the capital. Concentrations of PM2.5, fine air particles that pose the greatest health risk, rose to 469 micrograms per cubic meter at 10 a.m., near Tiananmen Square compared to an average of 275 in the past 24 hours, the Beijing government reported. The World Health Organization recommends 24-hour exposure to PM2.5 of no higher than 25. The level dropped to 163 at 12 p.m. The country opens its annual National Peoples Congress on March 5 to set this years growth target and discuss policies.
Smog in Peking图像来源: picture-alliance/dpa

据法新社援引中国官方媒体报道,2013年上半年,到中国首都北京旅游的游客人数与2012年同期相比减少了14.3%,降至214万。而主要原因就是严重的空气污染。据悉,这是从2008年以来,上半年赴京旅游人数首次出现下降。《中国日报》援引北京市旅游发展委员会主任鲁勇写道,“不断出现的空气污染事件”导致游客人数减少。尽管此前在1月份,北京市对来自45个国家的游客实行了72小时内短途旅游免签证政策,也没有取得显著效果。