Before burial: They approached to say goodbye to the father declared dead – and saw him move

An Indian man hospitalized in serious condition was declared dead by medical staff at a hospital in India, but moments before he was taken for burial, his family noticed he was moving and still breathing. The department head admitted that the person who examined him was a first-year medical student. The hospital is raising the possibility of 'Lazarus syndrome' – a rare phenomenon where the heart resumes beating on its own.

A bizarre incident at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in India: Girja Prasad, a man hospitalized in serious condition, was declared dead by medical staff. His family received the news, hired a vehicle for transporting the deceased, and began preparations for burial. Moments before he was taken for burial, they approached to say goodbye and noticed movements in his body – he was still breathing. They called the medical team, and the patient was returned to intensive care in critical condition. The head of the internal medicine department, Dr. P.K. Baghel, admitted that the person who examined the patient was a first-year medical student. The hospital is raising the possibility of 'Lazarus syndrome' – a rare medical phenomenon where blood circulation and pulse resume on their own minutes after the heart has stopped beating.