China scraps premier's annual press conference in break with tradition

For the first time since 1993, China's Premier Li Qiang will not hold a news conference after the close of this year's National People's Congress. It is one of the only times a top Chinese leader takes questions from the media. The decision came as a surprise, as it's a departure from a longstanding tradition. Officials said there are usually overlaps in content with other ministerial press conferences, and that reporters would already have access to relevant content. Deborah Wong reports.