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Police holidays put on hold as gridlock hits streets of Guangzhou Subway construction, road repairs and a typhoon are blamed for the chaos.

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| September 11, 2003 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

(From South China Morning Post)

Byline: Leu Siew Ying in Guangzhou

Traffic jams are so bad in Guangzhou that leave for traffic police has been suspended and white-collar police staff have been deployed on to the car-choked streets.

"I don't know what's happening. It's been like this for three weeks," said one taxi driver. "Yesterday I found my way blocked on two roads and when I tried to take a third I got stuck in a jam."

"Everywhere you go, you hit a bottleneck," he grumbled as his taxi slowed to a crawl at several points along Donghuacun Road, the inner ring road and Dongfeng Road before he dropped off his fare in Huanshi Road. …

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