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Captured weapons are displayed in Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei province, Aug 13, 2014. A large weapon smuggling case has been cracked by Hubei police recently, with eight suspects arrested and 16 illegal guns and 1,789 rounds of ammunition captured. [Photo/Xinhua] Chinese anti-narcotics police officers face a much higher risk of work-related injury or death than most other categories of officers, according to official statistics. From 2010 to November 2013, at least 1,148 of the total 20,000 Chinese anti-drug officers either lost their lives or were injured, according to a joint research conducted by the narcotics control bureau at the Ministry of Public Security and the China Narcotics Control Foundation. |
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