Man survives getting p!£rc£d in brain with ir0n r0d(Photos)

  


 - A construction worker survived an iron rod piercing through his entire head after he fell down a well while carrying out repair work in India.


The rod entered Sanjay Bahe's right temporal region and went all the way through to the left part of his brain. Neurosurgeons needed just 90 minutes to remove it. Miraculously, there was minimal bleeding and no further injury to the 21-year-old.

 





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