A man in Kashmiri village, India, faked his death and travelled more than a hundred kilometres in an ambulance with four others in a desperate bid to circumvent India’s coronavirus lockdown and return home, police said on Wednesday (April 1).

Mr Hakim Din was being treated for a minor head injury at a hospital in Jammu when an ambulance driver suggested the 70-year-old fake his death to get past checkpoints, police said.

Mr Din and three other men wanted to return to Poonch, a far-flung region in Indian-administered Kashmir close to the de facto border with Pakistan.

The region’s Superintendent of Police Ramesh Angral said the four men and the driver travelled more than 160 kilometres in the ambulance, passing many checkpoints using a fake death certificate from the hospital.

“The ambulance was stopped at the last checkpoint before they could reach home,” Mr Angral told AFP.

“A policeman there immediately figured out that the man lying covered inside the ambulance could not be dead.”
India police is known to show extreme violence using sticks on those who break coronavirus lockdown rules.
See more; https://wakkinews.com/2020/04/03/man-fakes-death-travels-to-his-village-in-ambulance-during-coronavirus-lockdown/

Your colo go cure by fire.

E get mind oh!!

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Just what a Nigerian man would do. No place like home

Just speechless.... there is nothing wey Musa no go hear over the radio

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Daddy should use this method to return home biko

gloriaunobi:
Daddy should use this method to return home biko

Not a good advice dear. Just pray for his safety wherever he is.