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Thousands head overseas

(Shanghai Daily)

08:08, July 09, 2013

Thousands of students have been leaving the city for overseas summer camp or educational trips during the summer vacation, the Shanghai Exit-Entrance Administration Bureau said yesterday.

A total of 18,400 primary and middle school students flew to other countries and to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan between July 1 and 7 from Pudong International Airport. Nearly 6,000 flew to the United States, the bureau said.

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