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Tag Archives: drugs
Wang Yang considers the economy
The top headline on the front page of today’s Dongguan Times: “Wang Yang strongly supports the ‘three crackdowns two developments’ (三打两建)”. The picture shows him at the Dongguan investigation bureau, hearing a report on the ‘three crackdowns two developments’. On the … Continue reading
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Danwei.com, drugs, Guangdong Model, Wang Yang
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Massive over-use of antibiotics in the media
Chinese media focus on a serious health hazard that should be preventable: the wild over-use of antibiotics.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged antibiotics, drugs, healthcare, hospitals, pharmaceuticals
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Coked up bankers of Hong Kong
The financial community in Hong Kong is buried in white powder according to one friend of a Hong Kong-based banker who recently jumped to his death after a cocaine binge.
What is going on?
Posted in Crime, Financial crisis
Tagged @altcat, banking, cocaine, crime, drugs, financial industry, Hong Kong, investment, police
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Drugged up drivers on the coal road
Drugs and cola: A summary and partial translation of a news story from New Culture newspaper.
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Tagged coal, drugs
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The hemp farmers of Jilin
Oriental Outlook reports on China’s largest marijuana bust: a group of families in Jilin who planted pharmacological hemp out in the open on 600 hectares of farmland.
Posted in The Countryside
Tagged drugs, Jilin, marijuana, Oriental Outlook
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Nigerian and Chinese drug dealers sentenced to death in Dongguan
A Nigerian man charged with drug trafficking in Dongguan was found guilty and sentenced to death yesterday.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged academic fraud, death penalty, Dongguan, Dongguan Times, drugs, Nigerians
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393.5 kilograms of drugs destroyed
Beijing police destroyed part of the drugs that had been seized by the Beijing police from 2006 to 2008.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, drugs, shooting, subsidy
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Pop singer Man Wenjun arrested – drug bust at Coco Banana
Beijing-based singer Man Wenjun appears on the front page of the Beijing Times after being arrested for drug use.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Beijing Times, celebrity, drugs, Man Wenjun, police, scandal
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87 kg marijuana bust at Beijing airport
A big hashish bust at Beijing’s Capital Airport.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals, Newspapers
Tagged Beijing, customs, drugs, marijuana
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Cover your ears: audio drugs are attacking!
Zhejiang-based newspaper Today Morning Express alerts its readers about ‘audio drugs’ that attack in silence.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged audio drugs, democracy, drugs, Tibet, Today Morning Express, Wu Bangguo
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