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Nantou County has issued 5.95 million yuan in bonuses for reporting election bribery since 2023. The Procuratorate has used garbage truck broadcasts to convey anti-bribery concepts to streets and alleys everywhere.
Since 2023, Nantou has issued 5.95 million yuan in bonuses for reporting election bribery. The Nantou District Prosecutor’s Office has also combined anti-bribery broadcasts on garbage trucks to promote clean election practices. (Provided by Nantou District Prosecutor’s Office)
As the election campaign draws to a close, the Nantou District Prosecutor's Office has not only continued to investigate bribery, but also strengthened anti-bribery propaganda. Prosecutors stated that Nantou County has issued 5.95 million yuan in reporting bonuses so far in 2023. Recently, it has cooperated with various cleaning teams in the county to launch anti-bribery broadcasts, hoping to spread the anti-bribery concept to daily life to maintain a clean election style.
The Nantou District Prosecutor's Office stated that November 28 is the election voting day, and it calls on the public to reject money, false information, gambling and violent election manipulation. The maximum reward for reporting election bribery is 20 million yuan. Nantou has issued 5.95 million yuan in bonuses since 2023, which means that the bonus is absolutely "visible and received". It also provides 24-hour reporting services. The hotline for reporting election bribery is 0800-024-099 (press 4 after dialing).
Prosecutors also said that this year’s anti-bribery campaign will use garbage truck broadcasts to convey anti-bribery concepts to streets and alleys across the country. The Nantou County government and the cleaning teams of various townships and municipal offices will be coordinated to play anti-bribery propaganda recordings on 78 garbage truck routes throughout the county, hoping to make anti-bribery elections not just a slogan, but an important responsibility integrated into daily life.

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