Foreigner'S Street Citizens Take Off Their Shoes And Walk Home On Children'S Day.

Tens of thousands of tourists flooded into Foreigner's Street yesterday, causing large congestion in access to Foreigner's Street.

The traffic jam started at 10 in the morning and lasted until 3 p.m.

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, reporters began to taxi in Nanping East Road, and had been waiting for a full 40 minutes before recruiting an empty car.

"I went to Foreigner's Street more than 8 o'clock in the morning, and then I couldn't get in any more."

Chen Hao said that because of too many tourists flooding into Foreigner's Street, the entire three passages of Foreigner's Street: inner ring expressway, Nanbin road and marble stones are very congested.

In Nanbin Road, the reporter took a taxi originally from Nanbin Road, but at the Hongsheng intersection, the car was unable to move. At the entrance of Xinghai Macau World gate, long queues of cars had been lined up, but there was no alternative but to go to the welfare agency to go to the marble.

"The mix of people and cars is a big problem. Both sides of the access roads are peddlers who set up stalls, and the cars are even more unhappy."

Master Chen said that he spent more than half an hour at 11 a.m. and second passengers in Foreigner's Street, and only walked a short distance of less than 1 kilometers.

At 3:38 in the afternoon, the taxi finally arrived at the street of foreigners.

Traffic police, Xie Qin and security guards in Foreigner's Street are maintaining order at the scene. Under their efforts, Che long can only move slowly.

Reporters at the scene saw that besides the vendors selling business along the way, some buses stopped in the middle of the road, causing traffic congestion to aggravate.

Some people who are going to go home after playing are unable to get to the car. They have to walk from Binjiang section to the big Buddha Temple and wait for a taxi in Yangtze River bridge.

Mothers who play with their children can't walk long in high-heeled shoes. They simply take off their shoes and walk on the Binjiang road.

Because of the traffic jam on Nanbin Road, the sightseeing bus on the Binjiang road also changed the route, which made a lot of people unable to ride to the home car.

As of 5 p.m. yesterday, when reporters left Foreigner's Street, many people still queued up to wait for the bus to go home.