The city was fed up with the endless illegal marches, they said.
The city has also designed industrial zones to encourage small and medium-sized businesses that specialize in processing agricultural products. One enterprise has managed to extract anthocyanin, a flavonoid with antioxidant qualities, from blueberries. At the same time, a series of ongoing reforms is helping revitalize State-owned enterprises in the province.
The city's largest labor union also lambasted the rioters. In a statement, the Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions said the riotous behavior has destabilized the city and endangered the people of Hong Kong.
The circular said the number of meetings held by authorities across the country should be monitored and limited, as should the number of documents issued by governments. The number of documents issued to those at the primary level and the reports demanded from them should be strictly limited.
The central bank cut the reserve requirement ratio by one percentage point through two separate operations in January, and it decided the medium-term lending facility that will mature in the first quarter of 2019 will not be continued.
The chip packaging and test business may be affected to some extent due to the labor shortage, they added.
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The central bank governor forecast positive GDP growth this year, based on the robust economic recovery in the third quarter, although uncertainties still exist due to the pandemic.
The center's team of experts comprises two world-renowned professors as well as 12 top Chinese scholars.
The city plans to reduce the density of PM2.5 -- a measurement of fine particles in the air often used to gauge the severity of smog -- to 70 micrograms per cubic meters in the period between October 2017 and March 2018. This represents a 25 percent drop from the same period last year.
The charity program China Hearts sends medical professionals and volunteers to Nyingchi, a remote and underdeveloped area in the Tibet autonomous region. Doctors from Beijing offer free clinic services and medicine to local Tibetans. [Photo by Liu Xiangrui/China Daily]