A 65-year-old woman, who was declared dead last Saturday, November 22 in Thailand, began to move inside the coffin in which she would be transferred for cremation at a Buddhist temple in the province of Nonthaburi, north of Bangkok, where religious people broadcast the news live on the social network Facebook.
Workers at the Wat Rat Prakongtham religious center, located in the province of Nonthaburi, just north of Bangkok, Thailand, where the incident took place, confirmed the incident to EFE on Tuesday, November 25, which has been reported by local media, in which the video of the exact moment in which the woman was discovered alive was broadcast.
Woman declared dead rescued from casket
The 60-year-old woman, after making some initial movements, was removed from the coffin with the help of three men, who then loaded her into an ambulance and transported her to a nearby hospital in Thailand.
The temple -which had received certification of the death- assured that the woman was well and would be kept under medical observation.
No further details were given about his medical condition or the cause of the believed death.
In a subsequent video, it is shown that hours later the woman was still alive.
He was again transferred in an ambulance, no further details are known.
According to Bangkok Post, doctors detected severe hypoglycemia on Sunday, with no signs of cardiac arrest or respiratory failure.
The Buddhist temple, the majority religion in Thailand, publishes daily on its Facebook page cases of deaths attended at the center.
Cremation is offered as part of a funeral support program.
With information from EFE
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