Walkers who cross roads while reading phones fined


BEIJING: Hundreds of pedestrians in Tianjin have been punished for looking at their phones or other devices while crossing the road.

Since Jan 1, the municipality – one of the first in the country to enact such a rule – has been regulating such behaviour and has punished at least 345 pedestrians.

The regulation stipulates that distracted pedestrians first receive a warning or possibly a fine of 50 yuan (RM31) if they refuse to

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