Aircraft protection

　　CHINA’S domestic airlines are installing bullet-proof cockpit doors on all large jetliners.

　　Installation of the bullet-proof doors began in Guangzhou recently. Each door costs US$29,000. China Civil Aviation stipulated that all domestic airlines install the doors by the end of next year.

　　Only pilots using secret codes will be able to open the doors.

　　New Beijing Road

　　AN ancient section of Beijing Road under glass in Guangzhou, will be open to visitors from today. The street is a well-known business area in the city. According to official figures, the road sees a daily pedestrian flow of about 200,000.

　　Legal aid broadened

　　GUANGDONG has eased its limits for legal aid coverage, a notice issued on Sept. 29 said.

　　Under the new policy, laid-off workers and the jobless will be covered by legal aid. The number of people eligible for legal aid has been increased from the original 6 million to 13 million, accounting for 15 percent of the province’s total population.

　　(Li Jing)