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China to Broadcast Wanted Notice for Corrupt Officials

Starting from March 1, a wanted notice for corrupt officials will be broadcast every day on over 100 television stations, said the Procuratorial Daily Tuesday.


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Starting from March 1, a wanted notice for corrupt officials will be broadcast every day on over 100 television stations, said the Procuratorial Daily Tuesday.

The first corrupt official at large to figure in the broadcast will be Xiao Jinhua, former head of the Urban Credit Cooperative in Baoding City of north China's Hebei province.

Xiao was a fugitive suspected of bribery and embezzlement, says the paper.

And anyone who provides valuable information about Xiao's bribery case will be given a reward by relevant procuratorates.

The notice will first be released by the country's Supreme People's Procuratorate through a TV program called "Ruling China by Law", and it will then be relayed by the Asian II satellite to nationwide local television stations.



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