China will ban incivilities including eating, begging and peddling in subway from Wednesday, according to a new regulation.
In view of the no-food clause, the regulation makes exceptions to passengers with special needs such as infants and patients.
The regulation on the operation and management of urban rail passenger transit, which is to take effect on April 1, also prohibits littering and busking in carriages.
In addition, the regulation asks passengers to use earphones when using electronic gadgets instead of setting their speakers aloud.
China will ban incivilities including eating, begging and peddling in subway from Wednesday, according to a new regulation.
