Source: BBC News
Mr Hancock, 27, died from complications related to type 1 diabetes in the city of Chongqing on 9 May.
According to the Red Cross Society of China, he became Chongqing’s first foreign organ donor and only the seventh in the nation’s history.
Mr Hancock’s liver and kidneys were used in three life-saving operations. His corneas helped two people to see again.
Organ donation remains uncommon in China, which has one of the lowest donor rates in the world.
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