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THE Baiyun airport said they caught more than 10 passengers who attempted to board flights with fake tickets each day recently and told passengers to buy tickets directly from airline companies' outlets. Most of the passengers said they bought tickets from scalpers near the railway station.

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By: Source: Szdaily web edition

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