How speed breaker brought Maharashtra man 'back to life'
4 days, 7 hours ago

How speed breaker brought Maharashtra man 'back to life'

India Today  

A 65-year-old man in Maharashtra’s Kolhapur seemingly "came back to life" after an ambulance carrying his presumed lifeless body hit a speed breaker. Pandurang Ulpe, a resident of Kasaba-Bawada, had suffered a heart attack and was rushed to a hospital, where he was declared dead by doctors. As the ambulance carrying Ulpe's body drove over a speed breaker, his family noticed something extraordinary—his fingers moved. I don’t remember what happened afterwards, including who took me to the hospital," Pandurang Ulpe was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.

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Kolhapur man declared dead by docs walks home over two weeks’ later
3 days, 12 hours ago

Kolhapur man declared dead by docs walks home over two weeks’ later

Hindustan Times  

A 65-year-old Kolhapur resident, Pandurang Ulpe, returned home alive and ticking more than two weeks after being declared dead by doctors at a local clinic, owing to a twist of fate that involved an ambulance and a speed breaker. The son then alerted his sister, who works as a nurse in another hospital, to check Ulpe’s pulse, family members said …

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