BEIJING - The authorities in a northeastern Chinese border city have secretly warned local firms they will be slapped with fines if they newly hire North Korean workers in violation of U.N. sanctions, amounting to 5,000 yuan ($750) per worker, sources familiar with the situation said Wednesday.
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