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In photos: Joint China-Italy police patrols launched in Rome(1/11)

2017-06-06 08:50:35 Xinhua Gu Liping
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Chinese and Italian police officers patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese and Italian police officers patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers talk with tourists at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers talk with tourists at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers and Italian police officers patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers and Italian police officers patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer talks with Italian police officers during their joint patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer talks with Italian police officers during their joint patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Tourists take a photo with Chinese and Italian police officers at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Tourists take a photo with Chinese and Italian police officers at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers and Italian police officers talk with tourists at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese police officers and Italian police officers talk with tourists at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer talks with an Italian police officer during their joint patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer talks with an Italian police officer during their joint patrol at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese and Italian police officers pose for a photo at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

Chinese and Italian police officers pose for a photo at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer talk with an Italian woman at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome\'s historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

A Chinese police officer and an Italian police officer talk with an Italian woman at Piazza di Spagna of Rome, Italy, on June 5, 2017. A joint policing project between China and Italy was presented Monday in Rome's historic Piazza di Spagna. A group of 10 uniformed Chinese officers will be patrolling busy tourist areas in Rome, Florence, Naples, and Milan jointly with their Italian colleagues for the next 20 days. (Xinhua/Jin Yu)

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