China strengthens security in Shenzhen ahead of APEC leaders' summit

Chinese authorities in Guangdong are enhancing security measures in Shenzhen ahead of the APEC leaders' summit. Increased police presence, security checks, and drone restrictions are part of the final security plan. The initiative includes heightened patrols, protection of sensitive sites, and inspections of delivery services. Checkpoints will be established to detect potential threats, and urban mobility will be adjusted during the summit week. Shenzhen will offer discounts on public transport and reduce official vehicle circulation. The summit will feature leaders from 21 economies, including Xi Jinping, Donald Trump, and Vladimir Putin, amid ongoing international trade tensions.