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szdaily -> China
Official sacked over illegal dismantling of hospital
     2016-January-11  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    AN official has been removed after the radiological department and mortuary buildings of a hospital in Zhengzhou, Central China’s Henan Province, were forcibly and wrongfully demolished.

    A large excavator arrived at the No. 4 Hospital Affiliated to Zhengzhou University on Thursday morning and began demolishing the buildings of the radiological department and mortuary, while clinic work was still going on and patients and doctors were inside.

    The Huiji District Government claimed they knew nothing about the operation and started an investigation into the case the next day.

    Deputy secretary-general of the Zhengzhou government, Xue Yongqing, who is also the investigation team leader, said they identified the dismantling as illegal.

    “The Huiji District house expropriation office issued relocation notices to the hospital several times during the year, but received no reply. Yet in demolishing the buildings, the office didn’t follow relevant legal procedures. It was an illegal dismantling.”

    Deputy director of Huiji District urban construction bureau, Xiong Zhiliang, who is in charge of the hospital relocation, has been removed from his position. The excavator driver, who carried out the work, has been detained by police.

    The Information office of the Huiji District Government explained the buildings were affected by a road extension project.

    The buildings had been erected as temporary structures more than 20 years ago. According to China’s laws, such buildings should not exist for longer than three years.

    Professor Wang Jingbo at the China University of Political Science and Law, said the dismantling of the hospital buildings should follow due legal process.

    “Demolishment must follow legal procedures and property owners have the right to present and defend their case. Only in this way can we say the demolishment is legally sanctioned. For the illegal buildings, administrative organs can demolish them forcibly; for the legal ones, demolishment enforcement authorities must get the approval from the court based on house expropriation and compensation rules.”

    It’s claimed that the destruction of the hospital happened without warning.

    Director of the radiological department, Liu Chunguang, said he was in the middle of a diagnosis when he heard the hospital being dismantled.(Xinhua)

    

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