Name: Hu Yunhuai
Gender: Female
Age: 54
Address: Xichang City, Sichuan Province
Occupation: Tailor
Date of Death: October 23rd, 2010
Date of Most Recent Arrest: May 7th, 2010
Most Recent Place of Detention: Tuohuang Prison
City: Xichang
Province: Sichuan
Persecution Suffered: Imprisonment, home ransacked
Key Persecutors: Zhou Lian, Tuohuang Prison: 86-834-3291022; Wu Hongtie, commander of the Xichang Domestic Security Division: 86-13608145134 (Mobile); Chen Shengwen, officer of the Xichang Domestic Security Division: 86-13908158980 (Mobile) Wang Yongrong, officer of the Xichang Domestic Security Division: 86-13778635189 (Mobile) Chen Qi, deputy director of Xichang 610 Office: 13778639779 (Mobile)
Practitioner Ms. Hu Yunhuai, 54, was in good health when she was arrested on May 7th, 2010. Five months later on October 23rd, 2010, she died in the Tuohuang Prison in Xichang, Sichuan Province.
Ms. Hu was a native of Shehong County, Sichuan Province. She lived in Xichang and had her own tailor shop.
On her way home with her grandson on May 7th, she was arrested by officers from the Xichang Domestic Security Division. The officers seized the computer and printer she used for her tailoring business, saying that they found the words "Minghui.net" (Chinese version of Clearwisdom.net) on her computer.
Her grandson has a rare blood disease which was not able to be treated locally, and he was recently released from the Huaxi Hospital in Chengdu. The treatment cost the family more than 10,000 yuan1. Regardless of the warning from Ms. Hu's husband that the boy would relapse if any of his body was pressed on, a young officer firmly held the boy's arm. His arm immediately turned a purplish blue. He relapsed and had to be sent to the hospital in Chengdu again.
Ms. Hu was imprisoned in the Tuohuang Prison in Xichang.
The Xichang Procuratorate pressed charges against Ms. Hu on May 27th.
The food served in the jail was terrible, cold and hard. It was too tough for her to eat after the guards took her artificial teeth away. She started to have difficulty swallowing food and could feel something in her throat around June. She reported her situation to the prison administration and asked for a physical exam. The administration did not respond. She made the request several times and got nowhere. Her weight dropped from 110 pounds to 70 pounds. She could only eat food in a drinkable form that was sent by her children. She was very weak. Her children were extremely worried, and they reported her situation on many occasions to the police department and the city 610 Office (an organisation of special agents just for persecuting Falun Gong). They requested the prison administration give her a physical exam, but their requests were rejected.
Ms. Hu kept vomiting and could not stand up straight in court on September 20th, because of abdominal pain.
On October 15th, the prison administration finally took her to the city's No. 2 Hospital, but they ignored the doctor's recommendation to immediately admit her to the hospital. They even lied to her family on October 16th, saying that she was in good health.
On October 18th, Ms. Hu's family got a permit from the prison administration to take her to the Zhouyi Hospital for a physical exam with the condition that the family paid all the cost. During the exam, Ms. Hu passed out, but regained conscious after emergency care. The doctor diagnosed her with oesophageal cancer, and issued a notice of critical condition twice.
Ms. Hu died on October 23rd.
Note
1. "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/2010/10/25/231443.html
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