China’s top graft-buster warns ‘no one is untouchable’ in corruption fight


China’s top graft-buster on Thursday said it would continue to turn up the heat on corruption as part of broader efforts to create a better business environment, warning that “no one is untouchable”.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection remarks came two days after it said that the number of officials facing disciplinary action was up more than 50 per cent in the first quarter from the same time last year.

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