Xi Biao Huang had complained of feeling unwell for the two weeks he was detained at Dungavel.
A Chinese man who died while being held in a Lanarkshire detention centre may have suffered two heart attacks in two weeks before he was found unresponsive in his bed.
Staff recorded his language as Cantonese when in fact was a Taishanese speaker, with some understanding of Cantonese. It was also incorrectly recorded that Mr Huang spoke Mandarin. He was detained at Dungavel on September 5 and died exactly two weeks later without ever seeing a doctor. Dr Stephen Hearns, a consultant in emergency medicine, told the inquiry that had Mr Huang been taken to the hospital, the chances of him dying would have been "significantly reduced".
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