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A Chinese tutor died from cardiac arrest amid high work stress demands.<\/p>\n
Li, in his late 20s, worked for an online education firm in Wuhan.<\/p>\n
He passed away just days before his wedding, scheduled for May 2.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
A Chinese tutor in his late 20s has died after he suffered a cardiac arrest owing to the stress of managing 400 students and working unusually long hours. The man, surnamed Li, had been working at an online tutoring and education company in Wuhan when he succumbed to his death last month, just days before his wedding, according to a report in the South China Morning Post<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n On April 22, the day of the fateful incident, Mr Li went to the office and worked late into the night. As per Mr Li’s colleagues, he had already worked overtime several days to finish his tasks before a long holiday. Worried that his partner had not returned her calls and texts, Mr Li’s fianc\u00e9e called the police.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The following morning, a janitor found Mr Li’s unresponsive body in the office, with doctors confirming him dead, having endured a cardiac arrest. As per the fianc\u00e9e, the couple were planning to get hitched on May 2.<\/p>\n The local labour authority stated that Mr Li’s family and the company involved were preparing paperwork to certify that the death was work-related. The company, which has more than 160 million users, in a statement claimed that no overtime had been scheduled for Mr Li’s team.<\/p>\n
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