
A moving high-speed train in China was forced to stop after a 60-year-old man triggered the smoke alarm on Oct.29. The man, who was smoking in the toilet of the train, caused the conductor to halt the train for the sake of public safety. The man was later turned over to police, and the train set off again after a thorough safety check. The man was temporarily prohibited from buying high-speed train tickets, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.
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