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Visit your parents - that's an order. So said the national legislature as it amended its law on the elderly to require that adult children visit their aged parents "often", or risk being sued by them. The amendment does not specify how frequently such visits should occur. State media say the new clause will allow elderly parents who feel neglected by their children to take them to court. AP
 
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Beijing will introduce tough measures to punish firms that flout food-safety laws, a major move in China's struggle to get its poor food-safety record under control. Companies caught producing or selling unsafe foods will be banned from operating in Beijing for life. Reuters


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The government will issue real-time air quality data in 74 cities from January 1, the Ministry of Environmental Protection said yesterday. The data will include PM2.5, fine particles that can enter the lungs.
