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| The Shenzhen authorities have set up a five million yuan fund, to reward informers who provide intelligence on drug-related offences. People who call a new hotline with relevant information could receive up to 20,000 yuan, depending on the seriousness of the offence. Targets include Hong Kong residents who use drugs in Shenzhen. The chairman of the Action Committee Against Narcotics in Hong Kong, Professor Daniel Shek, supported the move. He said the government should adopt the same strategy. | ||||||
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