China shuts down newspaper supplement

China has shut down a newspaper supplement known for its in-depth reporting on sensitive issues, employees said today, in the latest measure by the communist government to tighten control over the media.

China has shut down a newspaper supplement known for its in-depth reporting on sensitive issues, employees said today, in the latest measure by the communist government to tighten control over the media.

Production of Bing Dian, a four-page weekly supplement of the state-run China Youth Daily, was halted until further notice late yesterday, the eve before its latest issue was to appear, the employees said.

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