Covid infected man buried 2 years ago returns home alive

Kamlesh Patidar, 30, a resident of Kaodkala in Madhya Pradesh, was declared dead and buried by the local administration in Covid second wave in 2021. Two years later, Kamlesh escaped from abductors in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and reached his maternal uncle's place Badveli in MP. The joy of his parents and wife knew no bounds on seeing his return from the dead.

Gush (Madhya Pradesh) : A surprising case has surfaced in MP's Dhar, where an infected person who was declared dead and buried by a private hospital during the second wave of Corona, returned home alive on Saturday. When he came back after 2 years, his family members were initially stunned but later expressed boundless joy. At first, they did not believe that Kamlesh was still alive.

In 2021, when the second wave of Corona was going on, 30-year-old Kamlesh Patidar, a resident of Kadodkala, Dhar, was also infected with the virus. Kamlesh was admitted to a private hospital in Baroda for treatment, but after undergoing treatment for a few days, the hospital administration said that Kamlesh died due to the spread of infection in the lungs. When the concerned hospital informed Kamlesh's family that he had died of Covid, the pandemic was at its peak. Due to this, the family members were not allowed to see and touch the dead body.

The hospital administration performed the last rites for Kamlesh by showing the dead body to the family members from about 20-25 feet away. They could not recognise or confirm the body. They simply believed at that time that Kamlesh was dead. After the death of Kamlesh, the whole family was sad, and his wife started living like a widow. After this, on Saturday, April 15, Kamlesh reached Badveli village of Sardarpur tehsil of Dhar, where his maternal uncle lives.