Jiangsu Sheyang Commission for Discipline Inspection responded: There are no economic problems for fallen cadres.

2010-08-29 06: 06:17 Source: Zhongxin Yancheng Net.

Zhongxin. com Yancheng News Network, August 29 (Reporter Gu Guhua) On the evening of the 28 th, the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Sheyang County, Jiangsu Province made a positive response to the reporter on the death of a cadre of the unit, saying that the fallen cadre did not have economic problems.

On the afternoon of August 27th, around 1: 30, 45-year-old Dai Yong, deputy director of the Law Enforcement Supervision Office of the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Sheyang County, fell from a building in the inpatient building of the County People's Hospital and died on the spot.

Zhou Tao, member of the Standing Committee of the Commission for Discipline Inspection of Sheyang County, introduced the incident to reporters later on 28th. In the morning, Dai Yong went to work normally and got off work on time at noon 12. At 1: 50 pm, the unit received a notice from the police that Dai Yong fell to his death in the inpatient building of the county people's hospital. Zhou Tao said that Dai Yong didn't ask for sick leave from the company before, nor did he say that he had had a medical examination in the hospital in the past. The team still doesn't know which floor Dai Yong landed on.

According to Zhou Tao, Dai Yong has worked in the Commission for Discipline Inspection for more than ten years. He usually works very hard, is strict with himself, gets along well with his colleagues and has a good reputation in the unit. He also has a good family, his wife works in the county commerce bureau and his son is a sophomore.

Zhou Tao said that Dai Yong is a middle-level cadre of the Commission for Discipline Inspection. He rarely handles cases and has no financial problems. The reason why he fell should be related to some of his own diseases. Some time ago, colleagues in the unit found that he was often tired from work, his mental state was wrong, and his communication with people was not as enthusiastic as usual. After learning that he once lacked sleep quality, he did not take medicine at work.

At present, the Sheyang County Commission for Discipline Inspection is handling the aftermath of the incident and specially arranging staff to appease family members. The reporter said that he wanted to interview his family members, but the Commission for Discipline Inspection declined this request, thinking that his family members were in extreme grief and were not suitable for interviews. The reporter went to Sheyang County People's Hospital, Dai Yong, and found that several floors of the hospital department were almost empty, and the hospital was also secretive about the matter.

The reporter learned that in the six years before the Dai Yong incident, two government officials committed suicide in Sheyang County. In July 2004, Wang Yong, member of the Standing Committee of the County Commission for Discipline Inspection, jumped to his death in the emergency center of the County People's Hospital; In February 2009, Shen Zhongliang, director of the County Local Taxation Bureau, hanged himself in his office. Zhou Tao believes that the suicides of these two government officials were not due to economic problems, and Dai Yong's fall from the building was not directly related to them. The police found out that Wang suffered from depression for a long time and embarked on a dead end. Shen hanged himself because he couldn't stand the pressure of work.

As for the real cause of Dai Yong's fall, as of press time, the local police have not given the final investigation conclusion. (End) Editor: Wen Tao