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In the path of the landslide

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By Lewis Jackson Verified, Sudev Kiyada, Adolfo Arranz, Han Huang, Vijdan Mohammad Kawoosa Verified, Jackie Gu Verified, Simon Scarr
| Reuters Verified
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《TAIPEI TIMES》FEATURE: Tracking China’s balloons over nation

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By Jackie Gu Verified, Yimou Lee Verified
| Liberty Times News Verified
2024/05/18 03:00 AVIATION HAZARD: An expert said that sending balloons over at the altitudes that China deploys them to is dangerous, because they are within air traffic corridors By Jackie Gu and Yimou Lee / Reuters About a month before Taiwan’s presidential election in January, China began sending intruders over the Taiwan Strait: more than 100 balloons, some of which passed through the nation’s airspace or busy air corridors for civil aviation.
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FEATURE: Tracking China’s balloons over nation

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By Jackie Gu Verified, Yimou Lee Verified
| Taipei Times Verified
AVIATION HAZARD: An expert said that sending balloons over at the altitudes that China deploys them to is dangerous, because they are within air traffic corridors By Jackie Gu and Yimou Lee / Reuters About a month before Taiwan’s presidential election in January, China began sending intruders over the Taiwan Strait: more than 100 balloons, some of which passed through the nation’s airspace or busy air corridors for civil aviation.
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