18 Chinese held for selling cheating devices
June 11th, 2010 - 2:04 pm ICT by ANINew Delhi, June 11 (ANI): Eighteen Chinese have been detained by police in Lanzhou and Guiyang for selling high-tech cheating devices to students who sat the national college entrance exam that ended on Wednesday. According to the China Daily and Xinhua, seven students were found to have used high-tech devices to cheat in the exam in Gansu province.The exam papers of the students were marked zero and police detained three people who allegedly sold the devices to the students, said a spokesman with the education bureau of Jingyuan County in Gansu.
The supervisors also found wireless earphones as well as ruler and wristwatch-like receiving devices on the students, who were caught in three examination halls in Jingyuan county on Monday and Tuesday, said the spokesman. (ANI)
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