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UPDATED: 08:39, December 14, 2005
Former minister tried for accepting bribes
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China's former minister of land and resources went on trial in Beijing Tuesday on charges of accepting bribes.

At the Beijing Municipal No. 2 Intermediate People's Court, Tian Fengshan was accused of accepting more than four million yuan (500,000 US dollars) in bribes between 1995 and 2003, when he was governor of northeast Heilongjiang Province and later land and resources minister.

The bribe money was confiscated when Tian was fired from his post two years ago.

The court heard Tian's defense but has not yet issued a verdict.

Source: Xinhua


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