A man was thought to be dead but suddenly revived just before he was to be cremated.

The man, identified as Rohitash, 45, was said to have shocked onlookers as he suddenly opened his eyes and started breathing while wrapped in a blanket at the crematorium in Jhunjhunu City, India on November 21.
Morgue workers, who were in the midst of preparing to cremate the man, were taken aback by the unexpected turn of events. The incident was captured on video, showing the man appearing dazed and confused as he regained consciousness.
Fortunately, an ambulance was quickly called and the man was rushed to the hospital. However, despite the efforts of medical professionals, he passed away later on.
Authorities have stated that the mistake was due to the negligence of the medics, who had failed to conduct a post-mortem examination to confirm the man's death. According to Jhunjhunu Police Superintendent Sharad Chouodhary, the man's condition had worsened and there were no signs of life when he initially arrived at the hospital. He also mentioned that the doctors had not fulfilled their duties and had only completed the necessary paperwork before sending the man for cremation.
The man, who was a mute and deaf resident of a local shelter, had fallen critically ill on November 20 and was taken to the BDK Hospital. Despite the efforts of doctors, his condition continued to deteriorate and he was eventually declared dead. He was then kept in a cold mortuary for several hours before being taken to the crematorium for his funeral rites.
Police have taken action against the principal medical officer and three doctors who were involved in the case, suspending them for their alleged negligence. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of proper medical procedures and protocols to ensure the safety and well-being of patients.

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