Declared dead: man wakes up in morgue

Incredible mistake in India.
A man was pronounced dead and wakes up hours later in the morgue.
According to media reports, 40-year-old Sreekesh Kumar was hit by a motorcycle.
After he was pronounced dead by the doctors on duty, the doctors took him to the morgue.
About seven hours later, Kumar’s sister-in-law is said to have seen signs of movement while identifying the body, according to the Times of India.
“I touched his cheek and called him brother-in-law. To my happiness and horror, it was warm. He breathed. Then I asked him to wake up and said, “I am Madhu and I have come to see you, to which he reacted immediately.”
Kumar was then taken to a health center in Meerut, where his condition has improved.
The chief physician of Moradabad, Dr. Shiv Singh said it was one of the “rarest of all cases”:
“Sometimes there are difficulties pronouncing someone dead. There is, for example, apparent death in which many vital organs temporarily stand still without death occurring. That can lead to extraordinary situations. We cannot speak of negligence (on the part of the doctors) until we have all the reports in hand. “
But the coincidences are not enough: “According to the guidelines, a corpse should be kept in the refrigerated chamber to prevent it from decaying. The ideal temperature should be below 10 degrees. However, there was a problem with the power supply and the cooling turned on and off. It probably saved the man’s life, “a hospital doctor told the Times of India.
However, the family is angry with the doctors. “We will file charges against them for negligence as they almost killed Sreekesh even though he was still alive,” said his sister-in-law Madhu Bala.