A 25-year-old boy who was mistakenly declared dead by doctors woke up moments before he was cremated. The hero of this incredible story is Rohitash Kumar, a 25-year-old Indian living in Rajasthan in the north of the country. According to local media reports, the incident occurred on Thursday, November 21, and raised many questions about the negligence of doctors, leading to the suspension of the three doctors involved.
Declared dead, India wakes up before being cremated
The young man, who already had difficulty speaking and hearing, fell ill and was admitted to the hospital in the city of Jhunjhunu after suffering an epileptic seizure. When he arrived at the hospital, the doctor declared him dead. However, the hospital’s chief physician, D. Singh, told AFP that the autopsy report was prepared without an autopsy and the body was prepared for cremation.
The lead doctor added that “shortly before” the body was cremated, “the body started moving” as Kumar was “alive and breathing”. The young man was later taken to hospital for the second time, but he was pronounced dead yesterday. While the police launched an investigation into the incident, authorities removed the three doctors involved: BDK Hospital president Dr. Sandeep Panchar, MD, Community Health Center in Mandrela. Yogesh Kumar Jakhad and doctor Dr. Navneet Meel. From BDK Hospital.
Source: Today IT
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