Disliked Being Woken Up, Left for 30 Hours... Regular at PC Bang Found Dead Lying Face Down

Chinese PC Bang Customer Dies... Thought Sleeping, So Not Woken Up
Regular Customer Visiting Daily, Using PC Bang for 6 Hours
Presumed Dead After Returning to PC Bang Following Breakfast

A customer who was lying face down in a PC bang in China was later found to have passed away. This man was a regular at the PC bang and was known to often sleep face down. When staff woke him up while he was asleep, he frequently became irritated. As a result, he was discovered only 30 hours after his death. Recently, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported, "When staff tapped on the arm of Mr. A (29), who was lying at a PC bang computer desk, and he showed no response, they called the police."

According to the media, Mr. A visited a PC bang in Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province, China, on the 1st of last month. He was such a regular that he visited the PC bang daily and typically stayed for about six hours each time. It was determined that on the morning of the 2nd, the day after his visit, around 6 a.m., he briefly left the PC bang to have breakfast at a nearby caf?. A police official stated, "Judging from the leftover breakfast on the desk, he did not have lunch on the 2nd," adding, "It seems he suddenly passed away on the morning of the 2nd."

Mr. A was known to sometimes fall asleep face down while gaming, and he was sensitive to being woken up by staff. The PC bang employees were aware of this and thought nothing unusual when he appeared to be deeply asleep this time as well. The owner of the PC bang said, "There were two staff members at the time, but they thought he was just resting and did not wake him up," adding, "When sleeping customers are woken up, they often get annoyed and scold us."

However, on this day, Mr. A remained motionless for much longer than usual, which raised suspicion among the staff. They approached him and tapped his arm, and when he did not respond, they called the police. A police official who arrived at the scene estimated, "Considering the leftover food on the desk and the situation at the scene, it seems he had been dead for over 30 hours." However, Mr. A’s family lamented, "He died in an open space without partitions. The staff should have recognized his condition sooner." The police are currently investigating the case to determine the exact cause of Mr. A’s death.