Briefly World: China sacks official over sex-tape shots on web
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China sacks official over sex-tape shots on web
SHANGHAI: China sacked Lei Zhengfu, a district party chief in Chongqing, Friday after images of him having sex with his mistress were splashed across microblog websites. Screenshots from the video first appeared on Sina Corp's Weibo site. An investigation by the party confirmed it was him in the video, state-run Xinhua agency said.
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