This guy must have a Cadillac plan, most plans require you to be dead to be eligible for morgue services.
Posted on 05/05/2022 12:34:44 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A resident of a nursing home in Shanghai was mistakenly taken to a morgue in a body bag — while he was still alive.
In a video that has gone viral, several workers in personal protective equipment are seen reopening a sealed yellow body bag after noticing that the man inside was moving. The workers then recoil after lifting a piece of cloth off the man's head.
"He's alive. He's alive. Did you see? Don't cover him anymore," one of the workers says in the clip, which emerged on Chinese social media on Sunday. The person filming the video can also be heard commenting: "How can such a thing happen? They put him in the hearse and took him back out ... It is irresponsible, really irresponsible."
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This guy must have a Cadillac plan, most plans require you to be dead to be eligible for morgue services.
Relax man, it’s Chinatown!
You got in before the “In before the Monty Python jokes.”
I don’t want to go on the cart!
"China Rocks"
*** You got in before the “In before the Monty Python jokes.” ***
Got to be quick. The quick and the dead?
Useless eaters are of no use to the Party.
I’m feeling much better now!
After the Night of the Long Knives, Stalin said of Hitler “I like this guy-he knows how to get things done “.
It beats a dumptruck or a wheelbarrow.
You just can't be nice to some people without them complaining.
When the Covid-19 got really serious in China there were stories about people who had it were being burned alive because there were so many sick people.
LOL! I saw this one coming.
Well, at least she didn’t get boiled alive and eaten like they do to the animals.
You just know he was made into Chop Suey or diced up into spare parts.
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