When a family believes their elderly relative has passed away, preparations for final rites usually begin immediately. But what happens when humming sounds start emanating from inside the coffin itself? A bizarre and shocking incident from China has left both medical professionals and social media users completely baffled.
A Long Battle with Illness
According to reports by the South China Morning Post, the incident took place in northern China, where a woman in her 70s was suffering from cerebral thrombosis and cancer. When doctors stated that further cancer treatment was no longer viable, the family brought her home. On September 8, family members noticed no vital signs and assumed she had passed away. To preserve the body until other relatives could arrive, she was placed in a refrigerated coffin.
The Coffin Sounds and Final Passing
The family was shell-shocked when, a day later, faint humming sounds were heard from within the coffin. Upon opening it, they discovered the woman was still showing signs of life. However, her fragile condition did not improve, and she sadly passed away for a final time on the night of September 11.
What Do Medical Experts Say?
Experts suggest this could be a case of 'apparent death', where bodily functions and metabolism slow down to such an extreme degree that a person easily appears deceased. This occurrence highlights the critical need for absolute medical verification before confirming a person's death.
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