Portuguese 'dead' for 79 minutes in Greece

Correio da Manhã31 August 2026 at 01:30

A Portuguese man named Álvaro was dead for 79 minutes in Greece. The incident occurred while he was swimming, when he lost consciousness. Álvaro's body was rescued from 12 meters depth by divers. After the rescue, he remained unconscious until arriving at the hospital, where he finally regained consciousness.

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Portuguese 'dead' for 79 minutes in Greece

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