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“Tiger” investigated by China’s top anti-graft body 11 years after retirement; had previously been disciplined over an accident that killed 62 people

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退休11年的"老虎"被中纪委查处 曾因62死事故受到处分

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The CCDI is China’s top agency for investigating Communist Party discipline violations.

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