At a Glance (China Coffee Network): Recently, the Yantai Summer Phoenix City Coffee Festival opened to enthusiastic crowds of residents and visitors. Police in Laishan District launched continuous on-foot patrols through the coffee-market booths to identify safety hazards, visited vendors to stress operational safety, and patiently answered tourists’ questions and guided order—blending a touch of police blue into the lively street life to safeguard the peace of the city’s market with their presence.
Recently, the Yantai Summer Phoenix City Coffee Festival opened to enthusiastic crowds, with market booths lining the streets and a steady flow of residents and visitors.
Police in Laishan District launched continuous on-foot patrols, moving through the various coffee-market booths to identify safety hazards, taking the initiative to visit vendors and remind them of operational safety, and patiently answering tourists’ questions and guiding order.
The upright, orderly patrol teams and their attentive, thoughtful public services saw a touch of police blue blend into the bustling atmosphere. With their dedication they guarded the safety of the city’s markets and created a reassuring, pleasant summer cultural-tourism event for the public.
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