Officials punished in Chinese milk scandal given new jobs – China News

www.wantchinatimes.com — The Hong Kong-based Sing Tao Daily reports that all officials who were punished in a toxic milk formula scandal in 2008 which poisoned 300,000 children in China have since resumed their posts.

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Officials punished in Chinese milk scandal given new jobs

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kantmakm 4 weeks 14 hours ago

This is a complete outrage. These people were profiteering at the expense of the health of children and babies.

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