China’s push to implement a nationwide social credit system by 2020 is on full throttle as millions have been prohibited to fly or ride on high-speed trains, according to the latest statistics by the Chinese regime.
As of the end of April, about 10 million Chinese who have defaulted on their debts have been banned from flying 11.11 million times and denied access to high-speed trains 4.25 million times, reported the Chinese regime’s mouthpiece People’s Daily on May 16, citing data from China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), a planning agency under the State Council.
