In the Indian village of Pillalamarri, Telingana state, an 18-year-old boy "came to life" after doctors pronounced him dead. This is reported by the Hindustan Times. Gandham Kieran was admitted to hospital on June 26 with complaints of high fever and vomiting, and doctors diagnosed him with severe hepatitis. Two days later, the young man became worse, and he was transferred to a private clinic on the advice of doctors. The Indian fell into a coma, and on July 3, doctors told his relatives that the patient's brain had died and there was no longer a chance of his survival. The parents took Kiran, connected to a life support device, home so that "he took his last breath at home."
While preparing for the young man's cremation, his mother noticed tears in his eyes. She immediately called a doctor. The doctor who arrived at the scene examined the young man and said that his heart was still beating. He stated that the family did not disconnect Kieran from the device for nothing. The young man was again taken to the hospital. Three days later, he woke up and was even able to "speak in a low voice." On Sunday, July 7, he was discharged. Kiran will continue treatment at home. In early July, an Indian was reported who suddenly began to stir during his own funeral. The ceremony was interrupted and he was immediately taken to the hospital. According to doctors, he is in critical condition, but his brain is "definitely alive."