Japanese Patient Seriously Burnt In Hospital Fire Caused By Fart

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Shocking as a patient was seriously burnt by a fire which was caused by her fart during a surgical procedure.

 The Tokyo Medical University Hospital reported that the fire occurred when the patient was undergoing an operation which involved applying a laser to her cervix, the lower part of the uterus.

The laser is believed to have been ignited by the gas she passed.

 According to reports, the fire burnt much of her body, including her waist and legs.

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