China FDA deputy chief sacked, probed -- Shanghai Daily
A DEPUTY chief of China's food and drug regulator has been sacked and is being investigated for disciplinary violations, flagging another possible corruption scandal for the watchdog.
Zhang Jingli, 55, a deputy director of State Food and Drug Administration since 2003, is being investigated by the Communist Party of China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, an anti-corruption body, Xinhua news agency reported yesterday, citing an official in a brief report that offered no details on what the suspected violations were.
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