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The 2008 toxic milk scandal was one of the worst food safety scandals in recent history. The chemical melamine, used in making plastics and fertilizers, had been added to watered-down milk, in order to raise protein levels and fool food safety inspectors.

The tainted milk powder was responsible for the deaths of at least six babies and caused illness in around 300,000 people.

It also caused a collapse in public confidence in food safety, brought the ever-sensitive topic of political corruption to the fore once more, as well as severely damaging the reputation of China's exports, with 11 countries stopping all imports of Chinese dairy produce.

The Chongqing municipal police bureau is looking to recruit 150 volunteers to keep an eye on the city's more than 30,000 police officers.

The task will allow the "grassroots inspectors" to directly challenge corruption in the police system and monitor the entire law enforcement system.

The bureau is now accepting applications from healthy men under the age 60 and women under the age of 55, who are residents of Chongqing. The last day to apply is June. 9th.

The recruitment drive comes after a string of corruption cases that resulted in a number of senior officers being thrown in prison for protecting criminal gangs.