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一 | Surgeons in the Indian state of Odisha have removed a steel glass from the intestine of a man that was inserted by his friends while they were in an inebriated condition.,The patient, Krishna Rout, 45, who lives and works in Gujarat state's Surat district, was having a party with his friends about 10 days ago when it happened to him.,"Rout started having pain in his lower intestine from the next day. However, he did not disclose it to anyone and returned to his hometown in Odisha," officials at the MKCG Medical College and Hospital in Berhampur, where he was treated, said.,His X-Ray report showed an object inside his intestine, which the surgeon at first tried to retrieve through the rectum. However, they didn't succeed. After this, Rout underwent surgery on Sunday.,The hospital authorities on Monday said the patient is recovering and his condition is stable.。 (ECNS) -- The China National Tourist Office in Tokyo promoted the Chinese cultural and tourism sector at the "World Tour Summer Fair 2026," held in Sapporo, Hokkaido, from Saturday to Sunday. During the event, the office held a tourism information session for local residents titled "Nihao! China — Starting from Hokkaido, Explore China." At the booth, the office distributed the latest editions of Chinese travel guides and tourist maps, and organized interactive lucky draws. Visitors were encouraged to follow the office's official social media accounts and scan QR codes to access digital travel brochures. The information session began with a systematic introduction to China's policies and services designed to facilitate travel for foreign visitors. The office then highlighted tourism resources in Beijing and Shanghai, with a focus on direct flight routes from Sapporo's New Chitose Airport to China. For Beijing, the presentation covered practical travel services, including entry procedures, subway travel and tax refunds for departing visitors, as well as cultural experiences popular among overseas tourists. For Shanghai, the office promoted classic itineraries such as the Bund historical area and water towns, along with a new Shanghai Disney Resort package recently launched on Japanese online travel platforms, giving individual and family travelers more options. The office also introduced the "Jingdezhen Handmade Porcelain Industry Heritage," which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2026. Known as the "Porcelain Capital" for its centuries-old ceramic tradition, Jingdezhen offers heritage sites and pottery-making experiences that highlight the connection between traditional culture and modern tourism. (By Tang Yuxian) 。