<Article>Cutting-edge ‘Christmas tree’</Article>

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Cutting-edge ‘Christmas tree’

2019-12-17 08:53 Shenzhen Daily

A Christmas tree made of confiscated knives and toy guns is seen at the Lithuanian airport in Vilnius. The tree helps the airport remind holiday travelers to leave prohibited and dangerous items like knives, scissors and toy guns at home. SD-Agencies

(Bilingual story on P12)