Tianjin becomes latest Chinese city to restrict car ownership


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  • Monday, 16 Dec 2013

A general view of centre Tianjin taken from Tianjin World Financial Center, April 15, 2013.REUTERS/China Daily

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's northern city of Tianjin will restrict issuance of new car licences, the latest city to clamp down on car ownership in a bid to ease traffic congestion and combat air pollution.

The city government will issue new plates via auction and lottery from Monday, it said in a notice posted on its website on Sunday.

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