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- Wu Hao is a former senior official at China's top economic-planning agency.
China expelled Wu Hao, a former senior official at the National Development and Reform Commission, from the Communist Party and public office. He has been referred to prosecutors over bribery allegations, the country's top anticorruption watchdog said Wednesday.

The expulsion of a former senior official from China's top economic-planning agency highlights ongoing anti-corruption efforts within the government and their potential impact on economic policy.
Wu Hao, a former senior official at China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), has been expelled from the Communist Party and public office due to bribery allegations. The country's top anticorruption watchdog announced the action on Wednesday, referring Wu to prosecutors. Wu, 54, previously served as the deputy Communist Party chief and director of the Innovation Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Before his role at the academy-affiliated center, which he joined in January 2025, he had a nearly 30-year tenure at the NDRC, including as its secretary-general.
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