SHOCKING: ‘Dead’ Man
Wakes Up, Grabs Bottle
Of Water At Own Funeral

Nobody wants to die....lol;
After two hours of protest, the
“dead” man suddenly stood up,
grabbed a bottle of water and drank
it before saying: “It’s too hot. I
cannot take it anymore.”
Onlookers were shocked when a man,
who was said to be dead, suddenly got up
and grabbed a bottle of water.
The soft drink vendor in China faked his
own death in order to sue the
government after an altercation with
government employees. But his cover was
blown when he became too hot in the
Hubei Province, in central China.
The heat was too much for him to bear.
The incident occurred around 4:00 pm,
when more than 10 men held the
“corpse” on a gurney covered with a white
sheet near the Jianghan Road subway
station in the provincial capital of Wuhan.
The men protested and claimed that the
government workers had beaten the
vendor to death and they demanded tens
of thousands of yuan in compensation.
More than 300 people gathered at the
scene, and 80 police officers were sent to
the scene to maintain order.
After two hours of protest, the “dead”
man suddenly stood up, grabbed a bottle
of water and drank it before saying: “It’s
too hot. I cannot take it anymore.”
According to Human Rights Watch, many
Chinese cities employ non-criminal law
enforcement personnel called chengguan
who work independently from police.
Their job is to monitor citizens
compliance with sanitation, traffic, and
environmental laws. The group is not very
popular with the Chinese public after a
series of high-profile violent incidents
involving chengguan members. In the
latest incident, six chengguan members
were detained after a fruit seller in Hunan
died after the group hit him on the head
amid an altercation. The “dead” man,
whose surname is Han, along with two
others have, been arrested for disorderly
conduct. After being detained, Han told
police that chengguan members clashed
with vendors early in the day after
claiming that their carts were blocking
traffic.
They told the vendors to leave before
confiscating their mineral waters and
other beverages.