The No. 5 People's Hospital in Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, is a mental hospital in Jiujiang City. It has continued to play a direct role in the persecution of practitioners Ms. Jiang Xiaoying, who is a nurse at the No. 5 Hospital, and Ms. Wang Ying. The two have been detained at the hospital for long periods, and treated as mental patients by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) personnel. Both of them have been forced to divorce their spouses.
Ms. Jiang is over 50 years old. She is a nurse at the No. 5 Hospital. Because she would not renounce her belief in Truth-Compassion-Forbearance, her employer and the Jiujiang City 610 Office1, conspired to send her to a forced labour camp. After her term at the labour camp ended, the director of the hospital imprisoned her in the No. 2 Section in the hospital. While she was there, she was tied down and injected against her will with drugs that damage the nervous system. The director instigated other patients to attack and isolate her. For several years, she wasn't allowed to see any of her family members. Ms. Jiang asked to be released many times, but a staff member in the health safety department, surnamed, He threatened to send her back to the labour camp if she continued to speak out.
Ms. Jiang's brother requested ten days of vacation from the hospital for Ms. Jiang on January 22nd, 2009, in order to take her home to Duchang County for the Chinese New Year. He was forced to guarantee in writing that he would bring her back to the hospital after ten days.
Ms. Wang Ying is middle-aged. She is employed at the Jiujiang City Civil Administration Bureau. She was taken to a forced labour camp because she practises Falun Gong. When her term ended, her employer tried to force her to accept a lump sum payment and retire early. When Ms. Wang refused, her manager, surnamed Long, forced her into the No. 5 People's Hospital. The manager said that if she agreed to the lump sum payment, they would immediately go to the hospital to seek her release.
On January 21st, 2009, Ms. Wang's ex-husband, Xu Zenghan, went to the hospital to request her release. The head of the health safety department turned him down. Xu Zenghan told the official that hospitals cannot detain people. If Ms. Wang was not released, he said he would sue the hospital. The official told him that Ms. Wang was not being detained at the hospital, rather, she was being hospitalized. If her employer could pay the medical fees (over 4,000 yuan2), then they would release her. Afterwards, Manager Long at Ms. Wang's place of employment, the city's Civil Administration Bureau, agreed to pay the fees.
On the afternoon of January 22nd, 2009, when Ms. Wang's son and his aunt went to the hospital to take Ms. Wang home for the Chinese New Year, the health safety department head said that Ms. Wang's employer had taken her to the hospital. The manager had to sign the release form and take Ms. Wang away personally. The head said that the 610 Office had told hospital officials numerous times that they could not release her casually, because Ms. Wang practised Falun Gong.
On the morning of January 23rd, 2009, Ms. Wang's son and his aunt went to the Civil Administration Bureau. The staff person responsible said that they had already paid the hospital fees and whether the hospital releases the person or not was not their business.
No. 5 People's Hospital in Jiujiang City: 86-792-8582656
Hospital Security Department: 86-792-8500788
Address: No. 6 Baishuihu Road, Xunyang District, Jiujiang City
Postal code: 332001
Manager surnamed Long at Jiujiang City Civil Administration Bureau: 86-13607926250 (Mobile)
Jiujiang City Civil Administration Bureau: 86-792-8583239
Note
1. "The 610 office" is an agency specifically created to persecute Falun Gong, with absolute power over each level of administration in the Party and all other political and judiciary systems.
2. "Yuan" is the Chinese currency; 500 yuan is equal to the average monthly income of an urban worker in China.
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2009/1/26/194208.html
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