Harbin police launches crack down on sex trade
By Qiu Quanlin (chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2014-02-14 17:20
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 Aftermath of Dongguan sex raid |
Police raided more than 2,700 entertainment venues including hotels and bath houses in Harbin. The crackdown came three days after police in Guangdong province announced a similar province-wide campaign to fight the illegal sex trade.
As of Wednesday, 920 suspects had been apprehended and police had raided more than 18,000 entertainment venues in Guangdong, including karaoke bars, saunas and massage parlors.
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