The Chinese Communist Party’s anti-corruption “Central Commission for Discipline Inspection” announced on Tuesday it had launched an investigation into Zhou Xianwang, a longtime Party stooge who served as mayor of Wuhan during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.
Zhou is facing accusations of “serious violations of discipline and law,” the Committee offered vaguely in its announcement of the investigation. The government did not explicitly state that Zhou has been arrested or is in police custody, instead stating only that he is “under disciplinary review and supervisory investigation.”
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