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About 12 tons of Sanlu milk powder that were seized and recalled in the Sanlu milk powder contamination scandal are destroyed in Kunming, on November 20, 2008. [Photo from www.shxb.net]

About 12 tons of Sanlu milk powder that were seized and recalled in the Sanlu milk powder contamination scandal are destroyed in Kunming, on November 20, 2008. [Photo from www.shxb.net]  


(CRI November 25, 2008)

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