Games security, algae take wind out of Qingdao's sails
QINGDAO, China (Reuters) - The drafting of thousands of troops to battle a massive algae bloom in Olympic co-host city Qingdao shows China's resolve to hold a successful sailing event, but locals worry the tight security presence will hurt business.
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