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Gun ad posted on Public Security site in China
An advertisement selling a gun has caused embarrassment in the southern Chinese province of Sichuan after it was posted on a Public Security Bureau web site.
The Public Security Bureau removed the ad and issued a statement saying that the site was not a suitable platform for such advertisements.
Zhang Xiaotian, Secretary of the Public Security Bureau, said: “This site is still under construction, and so is vulnerable to security breaches.” He added that the site was now running according to high security standards.
The site has experienced a number of problems since it launched, including slow load times and malfunctioning interactive platforms as well as a vulnerability to security breaches.
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