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Kerala Man Comes Back To Life Right Before Being Taken To Mortuary
A man, believed by his family to be dead and taken to a hospital for further procedures, made a miraculous recovery just minutes before being transferred to the mortuary in this north Kerala district.
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He Was Declared Dead In Hospital, Speedbreaker 'Shook' Him Alive
For 65-year-old Pandurang Ulpe, a speed breaker proved to be a life-saver after an ambulance carrying his "body" from the hospital crossed it and his family noticed his fingers moving.
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Mumbai: Man Comes Back From the 'Dead' Before Post-Mortem
45-year-old wakes up at morgue in Sion Hospital; doctor, who declared him dead by merely checking pulse, shreds death intimation report to save face.
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Dead man wakes up at his own funeral
Mourners at a funeral in Egypt swapped tears for cheers when the member whom they were burying woke up.Hamid Hafex al-Nubdi, a 28-year-old waiter from Naga al Simman, near Luxor was being prepared for burial when a doctor sent to sign his death certificate discovered that the body was still warm, The Daily Mail reported.
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Kerala Man Comes Back To Life Right Before Being Taken To Mortuary
A man, believed by his family to be dead and taken to a hospital for further procedures, made a miraculous recovery just minutes before being transferred to the mortuary in this north Kerala district.
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He Was Declared Dead In Hospital, Speedbreaker 'Shook' Him Alive
For 65-year-old Pandurang Ulpe, a speed breaker proved to be a life-saver after an ambulance carrying his "body" from the hospital crossed it and his family noticed his fingers moving.
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Mumbai: Man Comes Back From the 'Dead' Before Post-Mortem
45-year-old wakes up at morgue in Sion Hospital; doctor, who declared him dead by merely checking pulse, shreds death intimation report to save face.
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Dead man wakes up at his own funeral
Mourners at a funeral in Egypt swapped tears for cheers when the member whom they were burying woke up.Hamid Hafex al-Nubdi, a 28-year-old waiter from Naga al Simman, near Luxor was being prepared for burial when a doctor sent to sign his death certificate discovered that the body was still warm, The Daily Mail reported.
