Li Yibo, former chairman of ., has been placed in custody by anti-graft authorities, as the port operator conducts a thorough inspection of construction projects, Caixin has learned.
Li has been detained since early April, sources told Caixin. On April 3, Shanghai-traded Guangzhou Port (601228.SH) said Li had resigned for “personal reasons.” A vice-chairman has taken over his duties temporarily until a new chairman is elected, the company said in a filing.
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