The country's top anti-corruption agency receives an average of 760 whistle-blowing tips every day through its website, officially launched in September.

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China said on Monday that it had received 15,253 online whistle-blowing tips as of Saturday since its website was established on Sept 2.

The commission has set an entrance for whistle-blowers on the front page of its website, through which Internet users can report government officials' misbehavior to the anti-graft watchdog.

Most of the whistle-blowing posts are related to corrupt activities including embezzlement, bribery, lavish lifestyle and dereliction of duty, the website quoted an official from the commission as saying.