Published: 04 Jan 1999 17:45 GMT
Hao Jinglong, a former employee of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and his brother Hao Jingwen opened 16 accounts under different names and later broke into the bank to install a device on a computer terminal to move the money into their own accounts.
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