A man in India was stabbed in the neck with a 150-year-old trident — yet apparently felt no pain.
Bhaskar Ram, 33, was impaled by the ancient 1½-foot weapon during a fight with two men at his workplace in Kalyani on Nov. 28.
After being rushed to the hospital, Ram told the doctors he felt no pain. Pictures and video show an oddly calm Ram with the trident sticking out of his neck.
Ram was transferred to a hospital in West Bengal in order to receive specialized treatment for his injury, according to SWNS.
Graphic photo and video shows the weapon had entered the right side of his neck and went all the way through to the left.
The medical staff at Kolkata NRS Medical College in West Bengal allegedly had to wake up Dr. Pranabashish Banerjee at 3 a.m. so he could preform emergency surgery to remove the trident from Ram’s neck.
While the trident went straight through Ram’s neck, it somehow did not sever any veins or arteries. According to the doctor, only traces of blood were found outside Ram’s mouth
.“None of the vital structures were injured as the rod had miraculously missed the vital organs that included the carotid, internal jugular vein, trachea, esophagus, larynx, vertebra and the spinal cord,” Banerjee said.
Ram has recovered from the bizarre attack extremely well, according to the doctor.
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