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He walked to the hospital with the line stuck in his head.

07.05.2026 23:28

A 27-year-old man in India made headlines after walking to the hospital with an axe lodged in his head. The man, reportedly attacked by three people, remained conscious despite the axe and was captured on camera walking through hospital corridors while looking at his phone. Doctors noted that the axe, which penetrated about 3 centimeters into the skull, did not damage any vital areas, describing his survival as a 'miracle'.

A 27-year-old man in Mumbai, India, made headlines by walking to the hospital with a cleaver lodged in his head. The man, covered in blood, amazed onlookers by remaining conscious and casually walking through the hospital corridors.

According to Indian media reports, the incident occurred on the night of May 2 near a fried chicken shop. The man, allegedly ambushed by three young men following a previous argument, had a cleaver-like sharp object stuck in his head.

DID NOT LOSE CONSCIOUSNESS DURING THE ATTACK

It is claimed that one of the attackers embedded the cleaver in the man's head while the other two struck him with punches and kicks. Despite severe injuries, the man did not lose consciousness and was taken to Sion Hospital in Mumbai on a friend's motorcycle.

HOSPITAL FOOTAGE SHOCKED VIEWERS

Videos circulating on social media showed the man walking inside the hospital with the cleaver embedded in the left side of his head. Footage also captured a person narrowly avoiding bumping into the handle of the cleaver.

CALLED A "MIRACLE"

One of the doctors who treated the man at the hospital reportedly described his survival as a "miracle." Doctors stated that the cleaver penetrated the skull approximately 3 centimeters deep but did not damage any vital areas of the brain. As a result, the man did not lose his ability to speak or move.

OUT OF DANGER AFTER SURGERY

It was learned that the young man underwent surgery and is in good health. Meanwhile, it was reported that his family expressed frustration over being kept waiting for a long time before treatment at the hospital. Police announced that three suspects believed to be involved in the attack have been taken into custody.

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