JOHANNESBURG - A South African man aged 50 years are thought to have died and placed in the morgue suddenly wake up on Sunday (7/25/2011) ago. He shouted for exclusion from the mortuary is very cold. Shouts of "corpse" that scare the two guards who thought he was a ghost, local media reported as diktuip Telegraph on Monday.
"His family thought he had died," said health spokesman Sizwe Kupelo told Sapa news agency. "The family contacted the office of a private funeral and then bring what they thought the corpse to the morgue. However, the man woke up in the morgue on Sunday at 17.00 and screaming. He asked to be removed from such a cool place."
Two guards who were on duty instead of helping. Instead, they ran helter-skelter of the building situated in the small town of Libode in the Eastern Cape. They think that yelling was a ghost.
After asking for help and returned to the morgue, they find him alive. An ambulance was then sent to pick up men who have been "exposed to extreme cold temperatures for almost 24 hours" said Kupelo.
He said people should not assume that sick people had died, then contacted the morgue. "Doctors, emergency workers, and police are the ones who are entitled to examine patients and determine whether they are dead or not," said Kupelo.
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