The meteorologist, who was pronounced dead in Sliven during his lifetime, died

Rusi Rusev, 72, who was recently pronounced dead and “resurrected” at Sliven Cemetery Park, died. The former military meteorologist died over the weekend at Dr. Ivan Seliminski Regional Hospital, the mayor of the village of Drazhevo, the deceased’s birthplace, told bTV.

On October 13, the old man was found helpless in his home. An ambulance paramedic signed a conclusion that he had died and that Rusev had been taken to the cemetery after a death certificate was issued.

There, however, to the horror of the funeral agency employees, he showed signs of life and later it became clear that he was still alive. The man was admitted to intensive care in serious condition, but after two weeks he was transferred to another ward and discharge was even scheduled, although he needed constant care. It is not yet clear what caused his death. Before the “resurrection,” doctors commented that he was most likely in a diabetic coma because the man had diabetes. She was very concerned about healthy eating and was on a strict diet, so she lost a lot of weight.

Due to the shocking case at the Emergency Department in Sliven, an internal inspection was initiated, the results of which are still unclear. The prosecution is also investigating the incident.

Following the incident, Rusev’s wife and son, who live in the United States, announced that they would claim their rights in court because they believe that the nearly seven hours during which he was pronounced dead and left without medical intervention were fatal. for its condition.

“Several hours after receiving a call that my father had died, his cousin from Yambol told me that a miracle had occurred and that he had moved,” said his son Veselin Rusev a few days ago.

“It was a great shock for us, because we talked to him until the end. He was fine, he was taking his medication. He is a very mobile person. He has been practicing yoga most of his life,” said his wife Penka Ruseva.