Chinese graft fugitive returns from New Zealand to surrender


  • World
  • Friday, 14 Dec 2018

BEIJING (Reuters) - A former Chinese automotive official suspected of corruption has returned home from New Zealand to 'surrender' to the authorities, the official Xinhua news agency said on Friday, as Beijing steps up efforts to repatriate fugitives.

China's highly-publicised "sky-net" operation to return corruption suspects who fled overseas is a crucial plank of President Xi Jinping's sweeping campaign to eradicate graft.

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