The old woman who was about to be cremated suddenly burst into tears "resurrected" in the midst of the "hell" of COVID-19

Recently in India, an old woman "revived" in a COVID-19 crematorium shocked the world. This also partly reflects the difficulties that the Indian people are suffering amid the pandemic wave that has not shown any signs of cooling down.

Local media reported that a 76-year-old woman living in India was confirmed to be positive for COVID-19, but because she did not receive adequate medical care, in the end, the family thought that she had been infected. she passed away. Unexpectedly, when preparing to be cremated, the old woman suddenly "resurrected" to everyone's surprise.

Shakuntala Gaikwad, 76 years old, is a resident of Mudhale village, in Baramati city, Maharashtra state, India. A few days ago, Mrs. Shakuntala was diagnosed positive for COVID-19. She was isolated at home, but her health worsened, making her family extremely worried.

After that, family members decided to take Mrs. Shakuntala to a hospital in Baramati city for treatment. Unfortunately, when they arrived, the hospital had no beds, so they had to wait in the car. Because she did not receive timely medical attention, Mrs. Shakuntala became unconscious and gradually passed out. Although relatives tried their best to revive her, her body no longer reacted.

Relatives thought that Mrs. Shakuntala had passed away, so they decided to take her home and prepare for cremation. The old woman's body was placed on a rack, underneath the firewood for cremation because the local crematoriums were overloaded.

Unexpectedly, just a few minutes before the family set fire to the body, Mrs. Shakuntala suddenly woke up. Discovering that her relatives were about to cremate her, Mrs. Shakuntala was shocked and burst into tears. At this time, the family realized that the old woman was still alive and stopped the cremation. Everyone was shocked because they thought the old woman had passed away.

A village police official named Santosh Gaikwad said that shortly after, Shakuntala was taken to a hospital in Baramati city for medical treatment.

India is in its darkest days amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The high death toll caused crematoriums to be overloaded. There are many families who have to cremate their dead loved ones at home, creating a very heartbreaking scene. Recently, many COVID-19 victims have been left floating in the Ganges River instead of being cremated.

"The authorities are aware of information that the bodies of people who have died of Covid-19 or other diseases are being released into rivers instead of being treated as is customary. As a result, the bodies have been recovered. from rivers in many places," a senior Uttar Pradesh state official told Reuters.

The official said that the lack of money to buy firewood for cremation, religious beliefs in some communities, and fear of spreading the disease among families, could be reasons for the increase in the disposal of Covid victims' bodies. 19 into the Ganges.

He said he had asked local officials to make sure the body was not dumped in the river and said the state government would pay each family of the deceased 5,000 rupees ($68) to cremate or bury the victim. The government also asked the police to patrol the rivers to prevent dumping of bodies.

The increase in the number of Covid-19 victims in India has caused cremation facilities to be overloaded. The number of deaths in India every day for nearly two weeks has always remained at around 4,000 people, but medical experts say the number may be higher because of a lack of testing.

Dr. Anthony Fauci emphasized - the COVID-19 prevention expert explained the cause of the outbreak in India: "Never take the epidemic situation lightly. The reason that India is in such a miserable situation as That's because after the first outbreak, they thought the situation was well controlled and lifted the blockade too soon, and ended up with the current extremely devastating epidemic wave."

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also been criticized for allowing mass gatherings at a religious festival and major election rallies over the past two months, causing a sharp increase in the number of infections, creating a tragedy like today. Today.

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