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Story Highlight

Local trade union officials in Henan are “powerless” when it comes to work safety

You know, we trade union officials need to bear in mind that we are under the leadership of the Party and must listen to Party orders and follow their lead in accident investigations. We have no authority to go to the accident scene, we can only listen to orders from the Party committee and the safety commission.

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