Nurse accused of child trafficking
(China Daily) Updated: 2014-08-26 07:31
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24 found guilty of trafficking Vietnamese children Twenty-four people involved in a case in which more than 20 infants from Vietnam were trafficked to Guangdong province have been sentenced to prison and fined, with the female ringleader sentenced to death |
The nurse, who worked in a township hospital, is accused of getting five newborns from last year until April by telling parents she would help find a rich family for them, and then selling them to other suspects.
Police have found the five children and returned them to their parents.
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