A man who thought that his wife was dead, found her after two years, through a TV show.

Abragh Mohamed, from Azilal, Morocco, was believing all these years, that his wife was dead in a car accident.

After the accident, the unidentified woman was taken to the hospital. Even after the doctors said that, she would probably not survive, the family had to pay her medical bills.

Mohamed traveled four hours to his small mountain village and back, but was told on his return that she had died.

"I had to receive her body, apparently wrapped in a shroud and coffin already inside," Mohamed said, who buried the unidentified woman’s body, in their home town, in 2014.

But the issue came out, after Mohamed’s friends found out the woman, appearing in a TV show, which is based on reuniting the lost families. In that show, after the woman said that she was in search of her husband, it was then, the friends confirmed it to be Mohamed’s wife and informed him.   

She apparently called in to TV programme Al Mokhtafoun, which translates as 'The Disappeared', and gave his name and address, saying they had "lost touch" two years ago.

As it was revealed that Mohamed had buried some other woman at the funeral service, the issue has then gone viral in the social networking sites, where each one expressing their versions of the story. A few opined that, Mohamed may have been suffering from the memory loss.
 
"I did not know it was a different body that we buried and my wife was still alive," Mohamed said.

The exact circumstances of what happened following the crash are as yet unknown. Medical or administrative incompetence have been blamed for the error.

By Phani Ch