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Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2008 02:03:47 GMT
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Man struggles to return from the dead
Tue Jan 29, 9:09 AM ET
WARSAW (Reuters) - Red tape is preventing a Polish man from returning
from the dead.
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Piotr Kucy, 38 and from the city of Polkowice in southwest Poland, was
wrongly identified by authorities last August as a drowned man, only
to show up a few days after his own funeral.
Despite pointing out the fact that he was alive to government
officials, Kucy still remains dead in official records, stopping him
from working and paying social insurance.
But on the bright side, a local newspaper reported on Tuesday, he no
longer needs to pay taxes.
"We are nearly through January, and my documents still say I'm dead,"
Kucy told Gazeta Wyborcza, adding: "It's a bit of a joke." But a
registry office official was adamant about the situation. "This
citizen does not exist," she told the paper.
(Writing by Barbara Sladkowska, editing by Peter Millership)
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