I brought "equipment" to take pictures on the Binjiang River in Shanghai but was stopped by security: Do I need to "report" in advance?

Citizen Mr. Liu recently left a message to Liberation Daily and Shangguan News, saying that in mid-September this year, he accompanied four friends to the riverside viewing platform in the North Bund section of Hongkou to take portrait photos. The group and three photographers totaled eight people. . Since they were shooting at night, they also brought more professional equipment, including lighting lights with power of 30 watts and 40 watts respectively. Unexpectedly, as soon as the filming started, he was stopped by the on-site security guard. The security guard judged that Mr. Liu's behavior was obviously a "commercial shooting" and said that according to regulations, he needed to report first, so the filming on that day could not continue. Afterwards, Mr. Liu believed that although the formation looked relatively large, they were indeed not a fee-charging studio. They were just simple photography enthusiasts, and the shooting was not a commercial activity. He asked: Is Binjiang managing a similar filming business?

Wang Ye Children's safety is no small matter. Nowadays, more and more families are installing child safety seats in their family passenger cars. However, currently taxis and online ride-hailing services are generally not equipped with child safety seats. If parents need to take their minors with them, There are certain safety risks when people take taxis, online ride-hailing and other operating vehicles. Scientific experiments have proven that if the vehicle is not equipped with a child safety seat, but instead uses the method of carrying a minor, when the vehicle impacts at a speed of 40 kilometers per hour, an impact equivalent to 30 times the body weight will occur at the moment of impact. For example, a child weighing 10 kilograms will have an impact force of 300 kilograms at the moment of collision. This child cannot be held by the strength of human hands alone. And the reality also proves the importance of child safety seats

On Zhapu Road, where the overhead line undergrounding project was completed at the end of last year, a set of communication cables that should have been buried underground strangely appeared in the air, causing considerable trouble to the Kunshan Park nearby. On September 22, Xia Zhongyi, the manager of Kunshan Park on Zhapu Road, called the 12345 citizen service hotline for help. He said that a set of cables had been hanging at the entrance of the park, and the middle section was "stretched" on two trees at the entrance of the park for more than half a year. Not to mention affecting the image of the park, below are the benches set up along the street in the park. Old people often sit and rest. "What if the black cable box hits someone on the head?" What's more important is that this section of Zhapu Road was completed at the end of last year. This means that the overhead line entry project should not be in the air at all. The section of Zhapu Road from North Suzhou Road in the south to Kunshan Road in the north was opened as early as the second half of last year.

"Since you have recently released more than 20000 pieces of fraud information, you will face the penalty of downtime, please find a quiet place to close the door and cooperate with the record..." Recently, the Shanghai Internet Illegal and Bad Information Reporting Center received a number of citizens who reported that a fraudster had posed as a staff member of the Shanghai Internet Information Office to launch a video call and requested to make a record on the ground that the victim had released fraud information, in order to obtain personal privacy and commit fraud. The Shanghai Internet Illegal and Bad Information Reporting Center stated that such calls are counterfeit. If you receive such a call, do not disclose any personal information or join any unfamiliar groups. Call "96110" in a timely manner or go to the local police station for registration. According to the victim, Citizen Wang, on the morning of September 20th, he received a video call starting with+86

Recently, the Shanghai debunking platform received a message hoping to verify the authenticity of the online rumor that "starting from September, banks will permanently freeze some deposit accounts.". After verification, all relevant statements are false. In March, there was similar news, but industry insiders said that the Shanghai debunking platform found that since March this year, various online news titled "Amazing Decision Making of Banks" and "Major Reform of Banks" have appeared, all from individual netizens or self media named "* * Finance Talk" and "* * Technology". The content posted by these accounts is roughly the same, meaning "the bank has made a new decision to permanently freeze some deposit accounts."; The "effective time" is different, some are more vague, while others say it is "August", "September", etc. However, neither the People's Bank of China nor various commercial banks have released any information