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Claim
Here is a list of all personnel (including officers, firefighters and medical staff) of the Chinese People's Armed Police killed in the line of duty, including the defunct Ministry of Public Security Active Service Forces (Guard Corps, China Fire Services and Border Defense Corps) who were PAP personnel.
Correction

This is not a list of "all" such personnel. The page itself is marked incomplete, and it omits at least one well-documented PAP line-of-duty death: PAP Jiangmen detachment deputy political commissar Shao Rongyan, who died during flood-rescue operations in 1999.

Full reasoning

The claim says this page lists all People's Armed Police personnel killed in the line of duty. But the page itself also carries an explicit maintenance note stating "This list is incomplete", which directly contradicts the word "all".

There is also a concrete omission. Official and government-backed sources document 邵荣雁 (Shao Rongyan), then deputy political commissar of the PAP Jiangmen detachment, who died on 1999-08-23 while leading flood-rescue operations in Jiangmen and trying to save a soldier who had fallen into the water. A Jiangmen municipal government article states that he sacrificed his life in that rescue, and notes that on 2000-06-26 the State Council and Central Military Commission posthumously awarded him the honorary title “舍己救人好干部”. The same article also says the PAP later awarded him the “中国武警忠诚卫士” medal.

Shao Rongyan does not appear anywhere in the page text provided here, so the page cannot accurately describe itself as a list of all PAP personnel killed in the line of duty. At minimum, it is an incomplete list with documented omissions.

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Claim
Corporal Lin Bin
Correction

The surname is mistransliterated. Chinese sources identify this soldier as 李彬, which is romanized as Li Bin, not Lin Bin.

Full reasoning

This entry's English name is inconsistent with both the Chinese text on the page and external sources.

In the row itself, the Chinese name is given as 李彬. The standard pinyin romanization of is Li, not Lin. A government-linked report about the same Nyingchi forest-fire martyr also identifies him as 李彬, describing him as a soldier of the PAP Nyingchi forestry unit who later died from severe injuries sustained during firefighting.

So the English rendering "Lin Bin" is a transliteration error; it should be Li Bin.

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