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On February 9, 2014, prostitution in Dongguan, China was exposed by the media and led to a large-scale crackdown on prostitution in entertainment venues by the authorities. The anti-prostitution operation was launched on the afternoon of February 9, 2014, by the Dongguan Municipal Government, the Dongguan Municipal Party Committee and the Dongguan Public Security Bureau after being exposed by a reporter from China Central Television (CCTV). A total of 6,525 police officers were mobilized. After the news of the anti-prostitution operation was reported, public opinion was in uproar. This incident has attracted much attention from the public and has caused great controversy. The issues of public security and privacy, entertainment economy and other benefits and disadvantages involved in the incident are very extensive and complex, and supporters and opponents were polarized.
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