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記者楊海泉本報訊 記者楊海泉報道：世界銀行不久前發佈的肯尼亞經濟前景綜述報告稱，文件倉2013年肯尼亞經濟將繼續保持增長態勢，經濟發展前景繁榮可期。該報告指出，在較低的通脹率和較穩定的匯率支撐下，2013年肯尼亞經濟不斷改善。截至今年2月底，通脹率從2012年初的18%降至4.5%，肯貨幣先令對世界主要貨幣匯率保持穩定，央行利率從2012年中期20%的歷史高點降至目前的9.5%。此外，肯尼亞今年3月大選後，出現了政治穩定和社會安定的局面。上述經濟和政治表現增強了國內外對肯尼亞經濟的信心，並為外界對其經濟前景樂觀預測提供了有力依據。世行這份報告預測，憑借較高的投資率和較低的利率，肯尼亞2013年經濟增長率將達5.7%，高于2012年的4.7%，2014年有望達到6%。世行經濟學家稱，肯尼亞的宏觀經濟管理特別是財政金融管理表現較好，信息和通訊技術部門發展強勁，對經濟貢獻突出。受今年降雨充沛影響，肯尼亞農業出現恢複性增長，旅遊業進一步興旺發展，約80萬廉價勞動力進入就業市場，這些利好因素成為肯尼亞2013年經濟增長的推動力。過去數年的良好宏觀經濟環境，幫助肯尼亞提高了社會福利和人民福祉，整體貧困和絕對貧困數量均有較大幅度下降，脫貧成就在撒哈拉以南非洲國家中表現突出。此外，肯尼亞在教育、衛生保健存倉領域亦成績卓著，由於公共和私營部門加大對教育和醫療事業的投資，初等、中等和高等教育均有長足發展，兒童入學率已超過94%，嬰兒死亡率明顯下降，家庭電力和清潔飲用水的供應也在逐步改進。盡管如此，世行經濟學家仍認為，肯尼亞目前的經濟表現仍未充分釋放出其潛力。總體而言，政治穩定及商業信心持續增強等因素將推動肯尼亞經濟持續增長。世行駐肯尼亞代表處主任蓋伊指出，肯政府如能創造並維持更加有利的宏觀經濟環境，保持健全的貨幣及財政政策，著力突破經濟發展中的瓶頸，則其經濟增長率有望在2030年達到10%。世行專家建議，肯尼亞應充分利用其廉價勞動力和沿海區位優勢，實施經濟結構改革，增加儲蓄和投資，擴大製造業出口，改革財稅體制，改善商業環境，為吸引更多的外國直接投資創造條件。世行相關調查顯示，肯尼亞與非洲經濟增長居領先地位的其他國家相比仍有較大差距。其經濟對國際能源價格波動、金融動蕩等外部衝擊的抵禦能力仍較脆弱，自然災害對其農業和其他產業帶來較大危害。另外，製造業欠發達，商品出口疲軟，經濟各部門、各行業之間發展不平衡等問題也是制約肯經濟發展的軟肋。世行呼籲肯尼亞政府實施審慎宏觀經濟政策，保持政治穩定，加強能源、港口、公路和鐵路等基礎設施的建設和服務，降低非關稅壁壘，推動經濟體制改革，增強對外部衝擊的抵禦能力。自存倉

　香港文匯報訊（記者 黃子慢）因公司控制權安排而對上市地點舉棋不定的阿里巴巴，迷你倉新蒲崗似乎在控制權問題上有所進展。根據《華爾街日報》昨日報道指，阿里巴巴正與港交所就公司的所有權結構進行談判。這一方面將幫助阿里巴巴集團上市，另一方面也將使公司創始人馬雲及其管理團隊保持對公司的控制。內容涉及所有權結構　報道同時指出，阿里巴巴發言人表示，公司尚未決定上市地點。同時，亦未有正式委任或通知任何銀行，他們是否會成為股份發行之包銷商。但報道引述消息人士稱，瑞士信貸集團和摩根士丹利很大機會成為是次IPO主要承銷商。　報道指，瑞信為公司去年從雅虎回購71億美元股份的交易中，擔當了主要財務顧問，並且在阿里巴巴網站25億美元的私有化交易中，瑞信亦是資金提供方之一。此外，瑞信分析師張永恆今年加入阿里巴巴投資者關係部門。　另一方面，摩根士丹利曾迷你倉出租阿里巴巴網站2007年IPO的主承銷商。而在公司近期的80億美元貸款中，摩根士丹利也是主要信貸方之一。�控花旗派要員爭IPO　除以上2間投行外，亦有不少投行近期正在爭奪參與公司IPO的機會，據消息人士表示，�豐控股股票資本市場業務全球主管John Crompton經常飛往香港與公司管理層會晤。而另一名消息人士則表示，花旗集團首席執行官 Michael Corbat在今年5月的亞洲之行中曾拜會公司高層。　而自今年5月以來，一些投行已經與馬雲進行會晤。當時公司與雅虎達成協議，從雅虎回購部分股份。根據當時交易的條款，如果在2015年12月之前IPO，公司有權從雅虎回購更多股份。　根據雅虎提交報告，在截至今年3月的這一季度中，公司凈利潤為6.69億美元，高於去年同期的2.20億美元，而收入同比增長71%，至13.8億美元。儲存倉

Source: Pittsburgh Post-GazetteAug.迷你倉新蒲崗 18--Up the stairway entrance to Jerry's Records in Squirrel Hill, past the curved landing stacked with boxes of free records, to the right of a room packed floor-to-ceiling with LPs awaiting purchase, a resurrection is underway.Whether that is a resurrection of sound, video or a mechanism designed to launch a cuckoo from an antique clock depends on what's come into Galaxie Electronics that week, said owner Vince Bomba. But regardless of the product, a growing movement toward revitalizing and, in some cases, upgrading vintage electronics has breathed new life into an industry that he worried might have been long dead before he opened his doors."It was very, very slow the first year and a half. We were worried about how we were going to eat and pay the rent and the bills," said Mr. Bomba, who added that he and his wife, Sue, had to drop their health insurance coverage for several months during the hardest times."We're still constantly worried about that. We still don't know what's going to come in those doors from day to day. Right now, it's a little slow, but I have enough work to keep us going."Requests for working record players, tape decks and even eight-track tape players from the growing number of audiophiles converging upon Jerry's was Mr. Bomba's first sign that the electronics repair industry might not only survive, but thrive in coming years on the backs of consumers seeking the layered depth that came with analog audio recordings of the past.The long-suffering industry, which saw a 1.5 percent decline in annual growth between 2008 and 2013, is expected to reach a 0.9 percent per year average decrease by 2018, according to an IBIS World's Electronic and Computer Repair Services July report.And while the report says new and expensive electronics such as flat-screen televisions will help keep the repair industry afloat because they're cheaper to fix than replace, Mr. Bomba says the new spotlight on oldies but goodies is what brings in the bulk of his business."I think there is a new interest, and also people are getting tired of those little iPods and iPads. The sound that comes out of those things has just progressively gotten worse and worse," he said."Once you hear that old analog sound again, boy, you're in a different dimension more or less. When you're listening to an album, you can feel like you're sitting in that room with that band, you can hear the guy walking to the back of the room carrying his beer bottle or whatever was going on."The digital music is right in front of you. It's all flat; it doesn't have that dimension."Jack Ceney, owner of Millvale-based Ceney Electronics, said his shop is having a similar revival. He said the store had rolled with the tides of the industry during its 55-year existence and suffered the same slowdowns others had during shifts from CDs to MP3s and VHS recorders to DVD players.In recent years, he said customers from all ends of the age spectrum have been seeking his services to repair new electronics and revive vintage speakers and televisions."The economy of replacing electronics before buying new ones has come back and could be even better as people 迷你倉出租ealize some of the older stuff is better," he said.If you ask Tom Pietropola, who has handled electronics repairs at Laketon TV and Appliance in Penn Hills for the past 35 years, the repair economy never went anywhere.He said the family business has yet to experience slowdowns related to changes in technology, mostly because it's one of a few retailers that both sells and repairs new electronics. Laketon did stop offering repairs on older televisions that use cathode ray tube displays four years ago, due to difficulties in finding replacement parts.But Mr. Pietropola said orders pour in steadily for flat-screen repairs because people who buy from big-box retailers can't return to those stores for the fix. Additionally, once people realize they can pay Laketon TV around $250 to repair an $800 television, the idea of replacement loses a lot of appeal."Look at the companies that have been here and went out of business -- Sun TV, Appliance TV. None of them did service. We put a lot of those companies out of business," he said with a chuckle.Howard Neimatz, owner of Howard's VCR Service in Ross, said replacement isn't an option for his clients, mostly older people who see no reason to discard nearly working videocassette recorders in favor of DVD players.On the other hand, he said repairs can be an uphill battle since manufacturers don't always have replacement parts available. A lot of times, he said, he'll use the remnants of broken VCRs sitting in his shop to replace parts for a unit a client wants repaired. In recent years, he also has made a business of converting footage recorded on VHS tapes to DVDs.With the number of clients and the number of replacement parts growing smaller by the day, Mr. Neimatz said he relies on income from Social Security rather than his business to survive. Regardless, he said he's not looking to shut down an effort that's become mostly a labor of love."Every VCR has a problem and just getting it working, looking up the problem and trying to get a part for it to repair it, I enjoy it," he said. "If I didn't, I wouldn't be doing it for the money. It's not worth it."Surrounded by a workroom full of both floor models and flat screens, Mr. Bomba couldn't deny the difficulties associated with finding parts for older units. However, he said the chase for elusive nuts and bolts combined with the joy of sparking childhood nostalgia for his clients is all part of the thrill of making what was old new once more.And while he gets the occasional request to try to attach an iPod dock to a vintage stereo system, he said most clients come hoping to reclaim moments when the word "Jobs" only equaled employment."People come in here with old fire trucks, old Teddy Ruxpin dolls that play the tapes. They want to relive their youth, they want them to work again," Mr. Bomba said."I actually get a kick out of working on that stuff. Just seeing the smile on their faces when they see it working again is worth its weight in gold."Deborah M. Todd: dtodd@post-gazette.com or 412-263-1652.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Visit the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette at .post-gazette.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉

Source: Jordan Times, AmmanAug.迷你倉 18--AMMAN -- In the documentary short "Vent", young people from across the Middle East voice their opinion on the future of the region while blaming protesters and rulers for plunging the area into political turmoil.Filming theatre classes, rap lessons and hip-hop dance sessions, the documentary's director, Abdulelah Al Jawarneh, followed 15 participants in a workshop held last year as they planned a live performance to tell stories of their countries' revolutions."The participants, in the 15-24 age bracket, were asked during a one-week workshop to share their experiences in conflicts using art as a medium," said Lina Hamdan, founder of the project ARTiculating Peace, which focuses on building bridges and seeking a peaceful and democratic future across the Middle East."This documentary is the result of their fantastic work and living together," Hamdan told The Jordan Times."Vent" was supported by the "Davis projects for peace" and the "International House -- New York" in collaboration with Amman Theatre lab, Columbia Global Centre in the Middle East, Junior Chamber International and All Jordan Youth Commission.The short film, which was screened at Al Balad Theatre in downtown Amman last Wednesday, focuses on the violence, intolerance and lack of communication young people experienced during regime changes, security crises and civil wars characterising the Arab Spring since its first uprisings in 2010."We talked about our idea of democracy, the one in which no one is oppressed and people communicate among themselves," said Omar Sabbagh, a student from Jordan who took part in the project."We want real freedom and real democracy for all people in the Middle East," the 18-year-old told The Jordan Times.All the young people in "Vent", or ("Tanfiseh" in Arabic) witnessed the brutality of the unrest in their countries either directly or indirectly."If they were not themsel文件倉es the protagonists of an assault they would have a friend who underwent a traumatic experience," Hamdan said.One young girl from Egypt explains in the film why she chose to perform the assault suffered by her best friend during the first days of riots in 2011 which led to the toppling of Hosni Mubarak."She took to the streets with her mum and other elderly people," the girl explains in the documentary, "and the police assaulted and beat them up with no apparent reason."Hamdan said the participants chose the title "Vent" for the film as they saw in the project an opportunity to "vent" their anger, which they rarely get the chance to express but nonetheless experience every day.The documentary also touches upon the worsening refugee crisis throughout the Middle East.Jordanians and Lebanese participants highlighted the refugees' suffering, seeing people fleeing Syria's conflict every day as a reminder of previous waves of refugees from Palestine.Since the Syrian civil war started in 2011, over 1.5 million Syrians have taken refuge in neighbouring countries, including Jordan and Lebanon."I see refugees every day, as this has become common in my country," Juille Sawalhi, 18, a student from Lebanon told The Jordan Times."I joined the project because I wanted to tell the world about their sufferings and need of help," she said.Art and communication play a key role in bridging gaps in the eyes of Vent's protagonists, as they consider revolution not only as a moment in which people take to the streets and protest but also as a chance for dialogue."We hope that this production could spread [young people's] voice around the world and inspire... activists and decision makers to... empower them as agents of change and peace promoters," Hamdan said.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Jordan Times (Amman, Jordan) Visit the Jordan Times (Amman, Jordan) at .jordantimes.com Distributed by MCT Information Services存倉

Source: The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa.迷你倉價錢Aug. 18--CHAMPION -- The call is out for all foodies and wine lovers.The 21st annual Wine & Food Festival on Saturday and Aug. 25 at Seven Springs Mountain Resort near Champion will be the place to savor a variety of food and sample select Pennsylvania wines.The festival also delivers eclectic tastings, hands-on cooking demonstrations, seminars and a breathtaking venue.The festival will feature wines crafted by 30 participating Pennsylvania wineries, gourmet food, daily seminars, live entertainment, and a variety of arts and crafts.The event traditionally draws thousands of people."It's one of the more highly anticipated and popular events we have during the summer," said Anna Weltz, communications manager at the resort. "We get calls in late fall and early winter from people inquiring about the summer dates."The festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.Admission is $38 for Saturday and $28 for Aug. 25, but does not include the price of food.Tickets are $32 for Saturday and $22 for Aug. 25 if ordered by Monday."We are celebrating some of Pennsylvania's finest wines," Weltz said. "The winery representatives will be on hand to allow visitors to explore their products."The number of wineries has increased, but the festival relies on a core group of wineries that have had a continuous presence over the past two decades.Some of those scheduled to participate are Allegheny Cellars Winery, Flickerwood Wine Cellars, Glades Pike Winery, Long Trout Winery, Presque Isle Wine Cellars, Starr Hill and Winery at Wilcox.The festival offers people a chance to try a wine before they buy it. Festival guests can sample from hundreds of different tastes, combinations and vintages, as well as purchase their favorites to take home."Attendance is determined a lot by the weather," Weltz said. "Last迷你倉庫year, the Saturday of the festival was 80 degrees and we drew over 4,000 people."The event's live entertainment selection includes Unknown String Band, Runaway Dorothy, Drew Bentley, Allegheny Rhythm Rangers, Meredith Holliday and Mark Ferrari Duo."We have musicians performing on alternating stages to allow a continuous blend of music throughout the festival," Weltz said.Festival guests may attend two daily seminars taught by Seven Springs' food and beverage director, Brian Annapolen.The first, "Local Vore, Local Pour" is a wine and cheese pairing session featuring locally made cheeses. Annapolen will lead the group through an in-depth look at how to properly pair wine with different cheeses.The second seminar, "Cooking with Wine," focuses on Pennsylvania wines and how to apply those flavor profiles to different types of food and cooking techniques."Our culinary team will be offering traditional festival favorites like kielbasa, pulled pork, burgers and hot sausage," Weltz said. "We will also be presenting our mashed potato bar and the new Wine & Food Festival buffet."It will feature a farmers market table, fresh seasonal fruit, roasted and grilled vegetable displays, Cabernet marinated hangar steak, rosemary roasted Oak Farms chicken, broccolini with garlic butter and Somerset green beans.Wine tasting is limited to those ages 21 and older.Festival admission includes a wine glass, attendance at wine and food seminars, musical entertainment, crafts exhibits and a program guide.For reservations or more information, call (800) 452-2223 or visit .7springs.com.Tom Lavis covers Features for the Tribune-Democrat. Follow him on Twitter at Tom Lavis @TomLavistd.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pa.) Visit The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pa.) at .tribune-democrat.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存

中國自遊行　武鏗勁／文本文作者最近去了一趟新疆，迷你倉新蒲崗從烏魯木齊往北繞走一圈，這才驚覺，古名西域的新疆從丘林湖泊、草原雪山到峽谷河流，奇觀奇境處處，美不勝收。一提起新疆，腦海里浮現的就是浩浩大漠、茫茫戈壁的荒涼景象，詩人王維《送元二使安西》“勸君更盡一杯酒，西出陽關無故人”，更是讓人感覺那裡人煙稀無、鳥獸絕跡，仿佛是鬼域一般。不過，最近一趟新疆行，有機會深入其境，從烏魯木齊往北繞走一圈，這才驚覺，古名西域的這個地方，有最優美壯麗的自然景觀，從丘林湖泊、草原雪山到峽谷河流，應有盡有，而且奇觀奇境處處，美不勝收。可可托海花崗岩獨峰傲立北疆的奇觀，要首推富蘊縣哥哥托海景區的神鐘山（哥哥托海在哈薩克語中是“綠色的叢林”之意），神鐘山是天大的一塊花崗岩，高1000公尺，寬350公尺，外觀形狀像極一口大鐘，因此取名“神鐘山”。這塊龐然大物，拔地而起，獨峰傲立，就像是從天而降，氣勢磅�，神奇與鬼斧神工之處，令人嘆為觀止。可可托海也是大峽谷，這裡處處是崗岩，個個千姿百態，似穹、似錐、似龜、似象，一山一石，自成一景。而穿經峽谷之間的額爾齊斯河，河水西流（有別于中國境內的東向河流），水流湍急，每到彎角處，水石相激，更掀起滔天巨浪，恍若千軍萬馬殺到，氣勢雄偉。在河的兩岸，則盡是青蔥翠綠的柳樹楊樹樺樹，山水樹石，遙相呼應，加上遍地奇花異草、鳥鳴嚶嚶，可可托海簡直就是人間天堂一般。魔鬼城黃沙遮天風聲淒厲新疆的另一奇觀，應屬克拉瑪依的烏爾禾魔鬼城。魔鬼城方圓十多平方公里，根據史學家研究，這裡在遠古時期，原是萬頃碧波的淡水湖，不過，後來經歷兩次的地殼變動下沉，導致湖水乾涸，從此形成了砂岩、泥板岩組成的砂泥質風蝕地質，也就是雅丹地貌；雅丹是維吾爾語“陡壁”的意思。由於地處風口，這裡大風來時，黃沙遮天，風聲淒厲，如同鬼號狼嚎，極其陰森恐怖，魔鬼城因而得名。遊人一進入景區，但見黃土一片，沙丘參差錯落，有者像埃及人面獅，有者像大游輪、糧倉、孔雀，不一而足，令人嘖嘖稱奇。由於奇景連連，李安導演，周潤發、章子怡與楊紫瓊主演的《臥虎藏龍》，就是在這裡實地取景拍片。五彩灘一河兩岸同屬雅丹地貌的五彩灘，是新疆的另一天然奇觀。位於布爾津縣城以北的五彩灘，與魔鬼城不同的是，它的地貌形同懸崖，這裡面積整三平方公里，處處又見溝壑縱橫，高低起伏，氣勢挺拔。每當黃昏時刻，夕陽斜照時候，泥岩色澤五彩斑斕，令人嘆為觀止。在整30公尺懸崖下方，是蜿蜒迂迴的額爾齊斯河，而河的彼岸竟是一片連綿的茂密山林，遠方更有萬頃沙漠，一河兩岸景象截然不同，天地間有這樣的布局，五彩灘肯定是一絕。但是，若要飽覽大自然的秀麗風光，那一定得到喀納斯湖去。喀納斯湖的湖景，被《中國國家地理》雜誌列為全國第一。喀納斯湖坐落在阿爾泰深山茂林，由布爾津河流入形成，布爾津河蜿蜒流淌，到臨喀納斯湖前，有三道景迷你倉出租各異的河灣——臥龍灣、月亮灣與神仙灣。臥龍灣的中心有一座沙洲，從遠處看，仿若一條翠龍躺臥河中。月亮灣則是湖區的經典風光，河床在這裡形成倒反的S狀，恰似一弧彎月，月亮灣之名因而闖紅。至於神仙灣，它的兩個沼澤灘，有如兩個巨型的腳印，傳說是神仙留下的，人們因此管叫它是“神仙灣”。百變神湖呈現不同顏色喀納斯湖湖長24公里，平均水深120公尺，最深處是188公尺，是中國最深的高山淡水湖。喀納斯湖最奇特的是，湖水會隨季節和天氣變化呈現不同的顏色，或青灰色，或淺綠色，或乳白色，或墨綠色，喀納斯湖因此有“百變神湖”的美稱。要欣賞喀納斯湖的美景，有兩個途徑，一是從湖畔的駱駝峰山下，拾級而上，1068級後到達山頂的觀魚亭，從這裡居高臨下，大部分的湖景盡收眼底。由於山高2000多公尺，山上不時有雲霧飄渺，這時看湖景，漫山雲嵐嫋嫋，景在迷濛中，就更加詩情畫意了。第二途徑則是乘坐景區的游輪，讓游輪一路開行，帶你飽覽兩岸山林風光和湖光山色，到達湖中央時，這裡是湖的最深處，湖面似鏡，湖水更見清澈。喀納斯湖流傳湖怪現身的傳聞在這裡，遊人還可一聽湖怪的故事。原來，像世界各地許多大湖一樣，喀納斯湖同樣流傳有湖怪現身的傳聞。傳說中的湖怪，是好幾公尺長的巨獸，曾經三番數次冒出湖面，它牙齒鋒利，能吞食岸邊生畜，許多遊人也聲稱拍到湖怪的蹤影，一時繪聲繪影，煞有其事。不過，根據當地科學家深入研究，喀納斯湖的湖怪，其實就是生長在湖中的大紅魚，它學名羅哲鮭，是體積超大的肉食魚種，所以，有科學家佐證，湖怪之說也就止于智者了。到布爾津，應該到賈登峪自然森林保護區，這裡山巒起伏，漫山遍野，原始森林、衫木松木林立，一片生機。藍天白雲下的廣袤草原，則有哈薩克人牧放牛羊，是典型“風吹草低見牛羊”的草原風光。住在賈登峪，是另一種享受，這裡空氣清新得就像蜜糖一樣，山莊則是仿歐陸風情建成，住入其中，儼然就身在瑞士的風景畫中了。向來有“馬背上的民族”之稱的哈薩克小伙子，商業腦筋轉得挺快的，他們在賈登峪，把畜養的良駒帶出來，兜著遊客騎馬作樂，而自己呢，則騎著電單車來回風馳而過，看著這一幕，不禁要讓人會心一笑！談回克拉瑪依，它也是中國石油之鄉，別看它地面都是寸草不生的荒涼戈壁沙漠，地底下卻蘊藏著豐富的石油，所以，路過這裡方圓幾百公里，見到的是密密麻麻的探油台和抽油機，正忙碌地探采石油，眼前呈現的是另一種奇觀。遊人在這裡可順道登上黑油山，觀看一個個從地面冒出原油的泉口，泉口流出的原油，源源不絕，形成一個個的油池，這樣的油池總數多達82個。旅遊新疆的另一樂趣，是在許多場合，都可以聽到中小學時唱過，至今仍耳熟能詳的民歌，例如《達�城的姑娘》《在那遙遠的地方》《阿拉木汗》《掀起你的蓋頭來》《可愛的玫瑰花》《青春舞曲》《在銀色的月光下》等等。北疆千里行，絕對有意想不到的收穫，不虛此行！儲存倉

安徽黃山管委會網站發布消息，自存倉前天16時40分左右，黃山景區發生雷擊傷人事件，雷擊導致3人受傷1人死亡。中新社報導，前天16時40分左右，黃山風景區管委會接到報警，在黃山蓮花峰峰頂處發生一起雷擊傷人的事故。事故發生後，當地多方聯動展開救援。17時許，3名被雷電不同程度擊傷的浙江遊客通過綠色通道運送下山，轉到醫院治療，經檢查無生命危險，另有一名遊客尚在搜救之中。至當晚19時20分，經過全力搜救，在蓮花峰一懸崖下發現那名失蹤遊客，後確認死亡。

Hengqin New Area, a special economic district in Zhuhai, will be put into operation by the end of this year, Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday, citing local authorities.迷你倉 The new district, bu文件倉lt on the Heng-qin Island, which connects Macao through a bridge, will enjoy favorable tax policies, such as tax exemptions, and special customs clearance procedures, once it becomes operational.存倉

本月初西班牙的「歐盟最高住宅大樓漏建升降機」的消息全球熱傳，迷你倉價錢但經新華社和外國媒體記者近日親身查證後，證實報道不實，該住宅大廈共有6 部載客升降機連接各樓層，有記者更乘升降機到達45樓。新華社微博：疑促銷手段「西班牙摩天大樓忘裝升降機」的消息於8 月9 日開始在國外網站熱傳，包括德國《明鏡周刊》和美國合眾通訊社等傳媒也紛紛轉載，成為網絡熱話。當時該消息稱，這座名為InTempo 的大樓位於西班牙貝尼多姆市（Benidorm），最初設計為20層高，後來決定加建至47 層，但在竣工前夕， 「承包商突然發現他們忘了給後來加蓋的27 層樓裝升降機」。新華社歐洲總分社上周五（16 日）在官方微博「＠新華歐洲」，發表題為「西班牙47層摩天大樓無電梯係假新聞」的文章，內容提到新華社記者上周四親身在現場所見，「這幢約200 米高的摩天住宅樓有電梯，只是可能存在一些資金等方面的問題，目前停工」。據＠新華歐洲介紹，這是一座雙體式建築，由兩座獨立塔樓構成，在大廈頂端有一個類似「天橋」的圓形建築連接兩座塔樓。迷你倉庫入大廈，記者很容易找到了樓梯。在大廈的每一座塔樓中，分別有一大兩小3 部升降機。由於大樓未完工，又處於停工狀態，「記者沿樓梯登上塔樓，發現電梯從地面直通到45 層」。美報：傳媒翻譯出錯該微博還稱，大樓忘裝電梯的說法只是個玩笑，並推測這是該大樓的促銷手段。美國《拉丁時報》（Latin Times）上周四亦報道，有記者日前走進大樓，乘升降機到45 樓，並拍照為證。報道指出，傳媒當初誤報大廈沒有升降機時，可能在以下環節出現誤會——大廈在興建到23 樓時仍沒有為工人安排工作升降機，到後來才加裝。《拉丁時報》的報道不點名指出，有一間傳媒在翻譯時出錯，誤指該大樓沒升降機。後來甚至有報道稱該大樓沒有升降機到達高樓層，是因原本升降機摩打只夠力把?升到20 樓，但大樓加建部分又沒預留空間安裝較大摩打云云，令事件看似更合理。承建商多次否認報道《拉丁時報》稱，大廈的公關公司一直沒有沉默，包括用英文和西班牙文在有份誤報的傳媒Twitter 上作出澄清，又斥傳媒不認真報道， 「十分離譜」。（＠新華歐洲/拉丁時報）儲存

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