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I was warned that spring in Beijing means lots of wind and sand, but I wasn't expecting this much wind and sand. Monday morning I woke up to dust-covered cars and streets - everything was coated in yellowish-brown dust/sand. The streets were deserted - nobody wanted to go out when the pollution levels are this high. My throat is now scratchy. My head hurts. It's not a day for a picnic.
Because I didn't take any pictures myself, good thing MSN was there to show you what I woke up to Monday morning.
And here are pictures from a local news agency to give you a glimpse of what it was like. Beijing's in there.
300,000 tons of sand is certainly a lot for a city sky to handle. I couldn't see any blue sky. Yellow skies are interesting, but a bit worrisome after two days...
Because I didn't take any pictures myself, good thing MSN was there to show you what I woke up to Monday morning.
And here are pictures from a local news agency to give you a glimpse of what it was like. Beijing's in there.
300,000 tons of sand is certainly a lot for a city sky to handle. I couldn't see any blue sky. Yellow skies are interesting, but a bit worrisome after two days...
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Because I didn't take any pictures myself, good thing MSN was there...
french television had shoots also : beijing was in the world news for that sand storm.
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