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The 37-year-old man was believed to have died from the virus after several days lying motionless in the Monrovia road following the refusal to treat him by local ambulance workers.
But onlookers in Liberia's Ebola-ravaged capital erupted into cheers and applause when funeral workers arrived to collect the 'corpse' and the man started moving.
Jubilant locals cheered when the man turned out to be alive (Picture: ABC News) The incident was accidentally captured by a team from ABC News as they shot a segment about the abandonment of Ebola victims.
In the clip, reporter Dr Richard Besser is talking about the man as he disinfected and covered with a blanket by a burial team – only for someone to shout 'He's alive!'
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Paramedics collected the man and his state is currently unknown, although it is unlikely he would have survived for much longer, according to Dr Besser, who says a shortage of hospital beds has led to the mass-abandonment of infected people in the Liberian capital.
The 37-year-old man was believed to have died from the virus after several days lying motionless in the Monrovia road following the refusal to treat him by local ambulance workers.
But onlookers in Liberia's Ebola-ravaged capital erupted into cheers and applause when funeral workers arrived to collect the 'corpse' and the man started moving.
Jubilant locals cheered when the man turned out to be alive (Picture: ABC News)
The incident was accidentally captured by a team from ABC News as they shot a segment about the abandonment of Ebola victims.
In the clip, reporter Dr Richard Besser is talking about the man as he disinfected and covered with a blanket by a burial team – only for someone to shout 'He's alive!'
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Paramedics collected the man and his state is currently unknown, although it is unlikely he would have survived for much longer, according to Dr Besser, who says a shortage of hospital beds has led to the mass-abandonment of infected people in the Liberian capital.
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.... How Robin Hood Come to Be an OUTLAW Long time ago in England. when good King Henry the Second ruled the land, there lived within the green leaves of Sherwood Forest. near Nottingham Town, a famous outlaw whose name was Robin Hood, No archer ever lived that shot an arrow with such skill and cunning as his. nor were there ever such lighters as the seven score merry men that roamed with hint through the greenwood shades. Merrily they lived within the depths of Sherwood Forest, with no care or want, but passing the time in merry games o farchery or bouts of stick fighting, eating the King's meat, washed down with alcohol brewed in October. Not only Robin himself but the entire band were outlaws and lived apart from other men, yet they were loved by the people around. for no one ever came to Robin for help in time of need and went away again with an empty hand. And now I will tell how Robin Hood became an outlaw. .... TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW...JOIN US TOMORROW FOR MORE ON THIS FUNNY AND EXCITING STORY }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}
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