The Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea has opened its only cinema complex but patrons have been warned not to spit betel-nut on the floor and to leave grenades at the door.
The three-theatre complex, the Paradise Cinema, is the first cinema to open in the Commonwealth country's crime-ridden capital, Port Moresby, in more than 20 years.
But cinemagoers will have to pass a metal detector, open their bags for security checks and comply with a list of fourteen rules pasted outside the entrance.
In addition to asking people to turn their mobile phones off, the sign states: "Weapons of any kind (including guns, knives, any sharp objects, grenades, etc) are not allowed inside the cinema premises." Full story...
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The three-theatre complex, the Paradise Cinema, is the first cinema to open in the Commonwealth country's crime-ridden capital, Port Moresby, in more than 20 years.
But cinemagoers will have to pass a metal detector, open their bags for security checks and comply with a list of fourteen rules pasted outside the entrance.
In addition to asking people to turn their mobile phones off, the sign states: "Weapons of any kind (including guns, knives, any sharp objects, grenades, etc) are not allowed inside the cinema premises." Full story...
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