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Monday, March 21, 2005 |
To avoid the traffic jams due to the rain in Shanghai today, I took the
subway from Xujiahui to Pudong. On the way back, when changing trains
at Renmin Square, I noted that all people were counted. Also a TV crew
was filming. I asked a colleague what was going on, and she told me
that all people are counted to make sure that not too many people enter
the station at one time. If too many people are in the station, it will
be closed for a couple of minutes. An interesting system, but it means
that also transportation times by subway will be unpredictable. If the
stations closes for 10 minutes there will be a huge crowd that will
fight to get in, so the station will be closed again. Not sure if this
can really work, but I suppose people have thought about it. Maybe I
should watch the local evening news tonight and see what they say.
7:47:25 PM
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© Copyright 2005 Marc van der Chijs.
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