Nurse accused of child trafficking
Updated: 2014-08-26 07:31
(China Daily)
|
|||||||||
24 found guilty of trafficking Vietnamese children Twenty-four people involved in a case in which more than 20 infants from Vietnam were trafficked to Guangdong province have been sentenced to prison and fined, with the female ringleader sentenced to death |
The nurse, who worked in a township hospital, is accused of getting five newborns from last year until April by telling parents she would help find a rich family for them, and then selling them to other suspects.
Police have found the five children and returned them to their parents.
- Explore and connect
- Mourners gather for funeral of slain black Missouri teen
- Bao Bao gets birthday omens
- 6.1 earthquake rocks San Francisco Bay Area
- Artist wows with soy sauce
- Top 10 Chinese cities with best business environment
- Heartbreaking partings for 'left-behind children'
- Yao Ming takes on Ice Bucket Challenge
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games |
Leading leaden lives |
Former security chief under probe |
China helps fight international war on drugs |
Crackdown on terrorist attacks |
My China Story: Meeting the master |
Today's Top News
Cathay Pacific to launch new Hong Kong, Boston route
Duke Kunshan welcomes its first class in China
Consulate pioneers Facebook-diplomacy
Calif. governor declares emergency from quake
Pop's ladies lead MTV VMAs with raunchy moves and tears
American held in Syria freed
Washington DC seeks more Chinese tourism
California hospital treats 70 plus after quake
US Weekly
Geared to go |
The place to be |