Malaysian man who lived and died twice...

According to the 1967 James Bond movie, you only live twice.!!

And to a Malaysian man, Ng Ba Kia, he really lived and died twice in a span of 12 days, between 14th April 2011 to 26th April 2011!!!

According to The Star, a Malaysian daily, the 65-year-old Ng Ba Kia @ Ng Swee Hock was thought to be the first case of the rare Lazarus phenomenon in Malaysia.

Infact, he is the only known case of the Lazarus Phenomenon among Malaysia's 27.5 million population.

On April 14th, 2011, he died but lived again shortly after.

On that day, Ng Ba Kia ceased breathing and was declared dead by physicians after he was non-responsive to their 45-minute CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) effort.

But two-and-a-half hours later, to everyone's surprise, he started breathing again.

His spontaneous 'resurrection' quickly became a hot topic in the nation of 27.5 million people.

On Tuesday morning, 26th April 2011, however, the man finally passed away in his Kampung Tok Elong home. His remains are slated for cremation on Saturday 30th April 2011.

The Lazarus phenomenon is extremely rare. Up to June 2009, only 38 cases have been reported in the entire world.



The phenomenon takes its name from Lazarus who, in the New Testament account, was miracously raised from the dead by Jesus, more than 2,000 years ago.

End of the road to the Panty man @ The Boogey Man!!!

34 year old Panty man aka. The Boogey Man jailed for stealing almost 100 panties in Sabah, Malaysia!!!!

Man jailed for stealing 80 women's panties

Daily Express report published on: Friday, April 10, 2009

Kota Kinabalu: A 34-year-old unemployed local pleaded guilty in the Magistrate's Court here Thursday to stealing 80 women's panties from three student nurses' hostels.

Zunaidi Ismail, of Kampung Baru, Petagas, was sentenced by Magistrate Herlina Muse to a total of six months and one week's jail on three charges of housebreaking and theft of the nurses' panties.

He admitted to committing the offences at the Ramin Court, Jalan Nosoob, Penampang between March 19 and April 1, this year.

In mitigation, Zunaidi told the court that he stole the panties to be sold to the used clothes market.

Zunaidi was sentenced to two months' jail for breaking into unit B14-3 of the apartment and stealing 29 pieces of women's panties valued at RM80 at noon on March 19.

He was handed another three months' jail for breaking into unit B15-3 of the same apartment and stealing 31 pieces of panties valued at RM100 at the same time.

He was furthered sentenced to five weeks' jail for the third count of stealing another 20 pieces of the panties valued at RM100 at Unit B-8-2 of the apartment at noon on April 1.

Herlina ordered Zunaidi to serve the sentences concurrently.

Inspector Mohd Najib Abu Mansor, prosecuting, told the court that the Woman Hostel of Arsena College's warden lodged a police report after receiving complaints from the trainee nurses that their units were broken into and that their panties were stolen.

Najib said Zunaidi was arrested near a supermarket at Taman Millennium, here, at 7.40pm on April 3.

Police recovered a packet containing women's underwear from Zunaidi's car engine compartment.

Zunaidi also led police to two more packages containing similar items underneath a staircase near the supermarket and underneath a staircase at Donggongon Trade Centre.