Jul 20, 2023 03:33 AM

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Fugitive Chief of State Energy Giant Surrenders after Four Years on the Lam

By Zhao Xuan and Han Wei

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Guo, 60, fled overseas in July 2019 as investigators looked into allegations of serious offenses

Guo, 60, fled overseas in July 2019 as investigators looked into allegations of serious offenses

Guo Qigang, former Communist Party chief of state-owned SDIC Power Holdings Co. Ltd., has returned to China to surrender to authorities after fleeing abroad for four years to avoid corruption charges.

A video released by state broadcaster CCTV showed Guo, on Monday, signing a document that outlined a decision by anti-graft authorities to file charges in Datong, Shanxi province.

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