[NTDTV, Beijing time, May 11, 2022]Liu Yabin, a police torchbearer for the Beijing Winter Olympics, died unexpectedly recently at the age of 42. Officials said he died of a sudden illness after working overtime in a row. Netizens condemned: “This kind of death from overwork has happened many times. Is it worthy of praise? Is it worth publicizing?”
On May 7, Liu Yabin, the torchbearer of the Beijing Winter Olympics police and the third-level police chief of the Network Security Brigade of the Canal Branch of the Canal Branch of the Public Security Bureau of Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, died unexpectedly. Liu Yabin was born in 1980. He has been a police officer for 16 years and has been working in the grassroots for a long time.
In February this year, Liu Yabin, as a police representative, was selected as the torchbearer of the Beijing Winter Olympics. On February 4, at the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, 176 torchbearers passed the CCP’s five-star flag, and Liu Yabin was among them.
On May 11, the news of the sudden death of Liu Yabin, a police torchbearer for the Beijing Winter Olympics, was posted on Weibo, which caused heated discussions on the Internet.
Netizens condemned one after another: “Working overtime continuously and dying from overwork has the face to say.” “Under the epidemic, front-line staff are too tired.” “Working overtime continuously? Shouldn’t we reflect on the working mechanism?” , is it worthy of admiration? Is it worthy of publicity?”
Under the epidemic, the CCP police frequently die suddenly
Since the outbreak of the CCP virus in early 2020, state media have continued to report the sudden death of police officers on the front lines of epidemic prevention and control.
On April 2 this year, the Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China introduced that in the first quarter of 2022, 66 police officers and 28 auxiliary police officers died accidentally on the job. In 2021, 261 police officers and 131 auxiliary police officers were accidentally killed; 4,375 police officers and 3,420 auxiliary police officers were injured.
On May 7, the Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China announced at a press conference that in the past three years, 1,262 police officers and auxiliary police officers have been killed on the job, and 27,007 police officers and auxiliary police officers have been injured.
On September 19, 2021, CCTV news reported that Yunnan police claimed that since the outbreak of the epidemic in early 2020, a total of 27 police officers and 14 auxiliary police officers in Yunnan have died during the fight against the epidemic. Most of them died suddenly and suddenly, and these police officers were young, many in their 30s.
On January 18, 2021, the official Xinhua News Agency reported that in 2020, a total of 315 police officers and 165 auxiliary police officers died due to the prevention and control of the epidemic; 4,941 police officers and 3,886 auxiliary police officers were injured.
In the early days of the outbreak in Wuhan, on February 1, 2020, the mainland “Cover News” reported that in just 11 days, 8 police officers across the country died suddenly on the front line of epidemic prevention and control.
Not only the police on the front line of epidemic prevention, but also grassroots civil servants and medical staff have died suddenly on the job.
In March 2020, a death list of the CCP’s internal epidemic prevention personnel was exposed on the Internet. As of March 17, 2020, there were 329 deaths on the list, including civil servants, village officials, police officers, doctors, and nurses. Among them, 217 are members of the Communist Party of China.
Among them, 249 people died from “overwork”, 25 people died from “pneumonia”, 37 people died from car accidents, and 18 people died from other accidents.
However, the cause of these people’s death has been questioned by the outside world. For example, the cause of death of many doctors is marked as “pneumonia”, but the Wuhan doctor Li Wenliang, No. 42 on the list, is known to have died of the CCP virus.
In addition, Pan Zhiqing, the second police chief of Changqing Street Police Station, Jianghan Branch of Wuhan Public Security Bureau, No. 193 on the list, and Xiong Chengwei, deputy investigator and first-level police inspector of Jiang’an District Procuratorate of Wuhan City, Hubei Province, No. 199, all died of the CCP virus. Not listed on the list.
According to previous reports by Jiemian News, since the outbreak of the epidemic, as of 17:00 on February 25, 2020, 293 police officers and 111 auxiliary police officers from Hubei public security organs have been diagnosed with the infection, and 4 serving police officers have died of the infection.
When the epidemic broke out in Wuhan, an insider provided NTDTV with a “death list”. In this official list, most of them were CCP members and police officers on the front line of the epidemic. disease”.
A person familiar with the matter said that the list is a partial list of deaths of personnel involved in epidemic prevention as of February 10, 2020. They are likely to be infected with the CCP virus and died, but they are not included in the list of deaths due to the epidemic. This is the CCP’s official method of fraud. .
(Comprehensive report by reporter Luo Tingting/responsible editor: Zhu Xinrui)
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