Three Falun Dafa Practitioners from Yunnan Province, Heilongjiang Province and Tianjin City Passed Away Due to Persecution

Mr. Tan Jinsheng, 70, was a practitioner from the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. He used to work in a high level position in the Animal Quarantine Institute of Yunnan Province. Because he practised Falun Dafa, Mr. Tan was illegally monitored by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) agents, and his house was ransacked. Mr. Tan's mind and body were severely hurt by the persecution. He passed away in September 2005.

Ms. Lin Yueying, 80, was a practitioner from the Forestry Department of Huanan County in Heilongjiang Province. In the spring of 1999, when she saw that her daughter recovered from many types of illnesses after practising Falun Dafa, Ms. Lin also started to practise. However, soon the CCP started to persecute Falun Dafa. The unlawful people from the Forestry Department went to her house to interfere with her practice repeatedly. Because Ms. Lin was worried about her daughter being arrested, she could not sleep or eat well, and started to suffer from severe illnesses. However, a police officer from the Forestry Department, Zou Feng (male), still constantly went to harass her, and thus aggravated her illnesses. Ms. Lin passed away on August 15th, 2000.

Ms. Zhao Yanuo, 60, was a Falun Dafa practitioner from Tianjin City. Prior to her practising Falun Dafa, she suffered from cancer. The cancer had already metastasised into the lymph nodes and blood vessels. Ms. Zhao used to be a patient under intensive care in the Tianjin City General Hospital. In 1998, she learned Falun Dafa and started to practise diligently. All of the cancer symptoms disappeared. After July 20th, 1999, Falun Dafa came under persecution. Zhao Yanuo used many different ways to tell the truth to people and continued to practise in public. Because of this, she was persecuted until her body once again suffered severe illness symptoms. Ms. Zhao passed away on July 14th, 2005.

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