
A woman in her 70s in northern China briefly exhibited signs of life after being placed in a coffin, but ultimately died two days later.
The woman, from Hebei province, had been suffering from cerebral thrombosis for decades and was also battling cancer, according to reports from mainland sources.
After doctors concluded that her cancer was no longer treatable, her family brought her home for end-of-life care.

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