Hospital’s surprise demolition jolts, injures patients, as holes punched in walls spark radiation scare — morgue buried in rubble
Morgue destroyed, equipment damaged and holes punched in walls in apparent dispute over road expansion project in Zhengzhou, Henan

Police in Zhengzhou, Henan province, are investigating the partial demolition of a hospital that “almost burying” patients and doctors inside, media reported on the weekend.
More than 30 unidentified people tore down part of the No 4 Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University on Thursday morning, damaging nearly 4 million yuan (HK$4.7 million) of equipment and forcing the hospital to temporarily shut down.

“We thought it was an earthquake at first, but never guessed it was a forced demolition. When hospital workers took photos of vehicles belonging to the demolition crew, four or five of them dragged them to the car and grabbed their phones,” Liu said.
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He said he was worried about a potential radioactive leak from the equipment.
Three people were injured, and six corpses buried when the morgue was levelled.