In the past five years, 14 bureaucrats in Shanghai have “fallen away” because of embezzlement and bribery.

Shanghai Procuratorate revealed today that since 2008, Shanghai prosecutors have stepped up efforts to investigate and commit crimes. In the past five years, the procuratorial organs filed a total of 1,658 cases of corruption and bribery crimes, involving 1,941 people, of which 1557 were major cases, and 93.9% were major cases. Among the staff involved, there were 239 department-level cadres and 14 bureau-level cadres. The procuratorial organs also actively involved in accident investigations involving major safety production accidents, investigated and dealt with 157 malfeasant tort crimes, involving 176 people.

The procuratorial organs disclosed that in the five years, the number of major cases has risen significantly, and there has been an increase in cases involving people's livelihood, people's livelihood, and crimes. According to reports, Shanghai prosecutors investigated and handled a number of influential cases in the areas of engineering construction, commercial bribery, and agriculture-related benefits. They included filing and investigation of Xu Xiaoming, former president of the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, accepting bribes, and the Shanghai Municipal Planning and Land Resources Bureau. Deputy Director Hu Jun accepted the bribe, and the former chairman of the Nanhui District Development and Reform Commission and former chairman and general manager of Shanghai Nanhui Urban Construction Investment Co., Ltd. Sun Liansheng took bribes. In the past five years, the procuratorate also investigated and dealt with 377 cases involving agriculture and benefiting the people, involving 433 people, 167 cases in the field of education and health, involving 174 people, 226 cases in the field of engineering construction, and 247 people involved in the case.

It is reported that at present, corruption and bribery crimes are prone to multiple occurrences in certain industries or fields. At this time, the prosecution agencies have strengthened the analysis and integration of clues that have obvious characteristics of industrial crimes. They have seized a number of cases in the same industry through a case and passed a deep clue. Dig out a bunch of cases. In 2012, procuratorial organs filed 197 criminal cases for investigation, accounting for 49.5% of the total number of cases, an increase of 10.5% year-on-year. The Anti-Corruption Bureau of the Huangpu District Public Prosecutor's Office conducted an in-depth analysis of the information obtained from the industry, organized rolling digging, and investigated 8 cases of bribery in the field of government procurement of educational equipment.

The Shanghai Prosecutor's Office stated that in the past five years, the procuratorial organs in the city of Shenzhou have attached great importance to the prevention of job-related crimes while making every effort to crack down on corruption and bribery cases and malfeasance cases. Over the past five years, Shanghai has hosted the World Expo and has carried out major projects such as the construction of shipping centers, Disney, large aircrafts, marine equipment islands, national conventions and exhibitions, and affordable housing. The procuratorial organs have strengthened more than 40 units such as Shanghai Customs and Shanghai Airport Group. Communication and cooperation, through the formation of joint meetings and other forms, to strengthen the cause of crimes and the prevention of countermeasures, to ensure that there is no major corruption in key projects.

According to reports, from April to July 2012, Pudong, Hongkou and Chongming districts and county procuratorates successively seized a number of job-related criminal cases involving the dragging aid industry chain in Shanghai. The city prosecutor's office prevented the timely organization of preventive investigations and formed a The city issued an early warning report on relevant duty crimes in the navigation aid industry (shipping sector), and issued inspection suggestions to the relevant management departments, which were promptly rectified.