A 76-year-old woman in Ecuador who had been declared dead and surprised her relatives by knocking on her coffin during her wake earlier this month has died after seven days in intensive care, her family said on Saturday.
Bella Montoya reportedly woke up and started knocking on June 9 after spending five hours inside her coffin at a funeral home in Babahoyo, about 208 kilometres southwest of Quito.
Ecuador’s health ministry confirmed in a statement that Ms Montoya died from an ischemic stroke after spending a week in intensive care.
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