Name: Shocking! Sudden Deaths Surge: 20 Heart Attacks in 6 Days, Job Losses, Public Outrage | Videos | Gan Jing World - Technology for Humanity | Video & Movie Streaming
Uploaded: 2025-09-20T13:06:39.212Z
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Description: "Shocking! Sudden Deaths Surge: 20 Heart Attacks in 6 Days, Job Losses, Public Outrage. What’s Going... | Videos | Gan Jing World - Technology for Humanity | Video & Movie Streaming

China Undercover

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"Shocking! Sudden Deaths Surge: 20 Heart Attacks in 6 Days, Job Losses, Public Outrage. What’s Going On?

Sudden deaths among China’s young and middle-aged are no longer outliers—they’ve become a nationwide pattern. In Changsha, one hospital logged twenty heart-attack cases in just six days, most patients in their thirties and forties. Social media is crowded with laments: classmates dying by the dozens, coworkers collapsing one after another. Beneath these headlines sits a familiar stack of pressures: a slowing economy and rising unemployment, mortgages and elder care costs, punishing hours under the “996” grind, gig work with no safety net, and preventive healthcare that’s both costly and fragile. The result is grimly routine—breadwinners gone too soon and household finances collapsing overnight.

Confidence is fraying elsewhere too. Provinces have struggled to publish social-insurance contribution bases, stoking doubts about the system’s sustainability. Beyond China’s borders, Nepal’s internet shutdown spiraled into regime-toppling unrest—a warning that exporting Beijing’s censorship model invites backlash. Tightening control may quiet things for a moment, but over time it only amplifies public anger. The way forward is clear: lighten the load on workers, rebuild the social safety net, make statistics transparent, and restore room for open debate. Without that course correction, sudden death and economic stagnation risk hardening into the new normal for the next generation.

#chinanews #chinacrisis #chinaeconomy"