Uttar Pradesh / Deoria: Preparations for the funeral of the woman were going on in the house, then suddenly a miracle happened, she started breathing
A strange case has come to light in Uttar Pradesh’s Deoria district, in which mourning spread in the house on the news of the death of a woman who had left the hospital for home. The family members hurriedly started preparing for the last rites of the woman. Preparations started at home for the last rites and people started gathering, but a phone call again from the hospital changed everything.
Significantly, Kanhaiya’s wife Meena Devi (age 55), a resident of Belwa Bazar village of Thana Mahuvadih area, has a serious respiratory illness. On Monday, when Meena’s health suddenly started deteriorating, the family members took her to the nearest government hospital. Where the doctors referred to the district hospital. At the same time, doctors from the district hospital, while giving first aid, referred her to Gorakhpur BRD Medical College, where she was admitted in the ICU. On Friday morning, the doctors discharged the woman’s son from the hospital by telling him to take him home and serve him at home. As soon as the woman’s son Tinku Maddeshiya left for the village in a private ambulance, he realized that his mother’s breath had stopped and she was no more in this world. Tinku told the family members over the phone that the mother had passed away. He has left for home with them.
Hearing the news of the woman’s death, there was an atmosphere of mourning in the house. The relatives started crying and started collecting things needed for the last rites. Right now the preparations were going on here that son Tinku called again and said that the mother is breathing. Looks alive. At this time he had reached near Chauri-Chaura tehsil. After that, the mother was examined in a private hospital and returned home when the condition was correct. Where the family members were happy to see the woman safe and sound. In this regard, village head Manoj Kumar also told that there was such an incident, now the woman is right. Mahuvadih police station in-charge Dr. Mahendra Kumar told that information was given to the village head of Belwa Bazar in this regard and the woman was running ill. On the way, the son informed the family members about the death and here the preparations for the last rites started, later the news of his recovery came to the fore. Now the lady is fine and is at home.
