China's procuratorate orders arrest of former vice governor of Gansu
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BEIJING -- China's Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP) has ordered the arrest of Song Liang, former vice governor of northwest China's Gansu province, for suspected bribe-taking.
Song's case was transferred to procuratorial authorities for prosecution following an investigation by the National Supervisory Commission, the SPP said Monday.
The handling of the case is currently underway.
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