BEIJING, Jan. 24 -- The discipline watchdog of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has named and shamed officials for violations of the Party's anti-corruption and frugality code of conduct.

A total of 88 cases were published in a weekly report at the website of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI), including those involving officials who held lavish weddings or funerals, used public funds for travel or dining, accepted improper gifts or gave improper benefits to subordinates.

Officials who violated the Party's rules in purchasing and using government vehicles were also named and shamed in the CCDI report.

It is the third consecutive week for the CCDI to disclose relevant cases in a weekly report on its website. The CCDI said it will name violators for four weeks starting Jan. 7.