Doctors were surprised when an emergency patient in the UK had an explosive munition within him. Before the EOD team came, medical specialists securely removed the device from the unnamed male patient. A spokesman for the patient said he had slipped and fallen as the search squad and police were hurrying to the hospital.

The Gloucestershire Royal Hospital’s bomb disposal experts were alerted as soon as the weapon from World War II. Medical professionals could safely remove. The device was from an unnamed man patient before the EOD team arrived.

“One of the victims had munition stuck in his rectum,” the cops added. “They came out and confirmed that it was not live, so there was no danger to the general public.” In an interview with Gloucestershire Live, he described himself as a military. Collector discovered the shell while cleaning up his house. During WWII, the Royal Artillery utilized the mortar round while anti-tank munitions, but British tanks used that North Africa.

The Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust statement said, “As with any munitions-related event. The required safety procedures to ensure that no threat existed at any time for patients, workers, or visitors.” According to Hull Live, the unstable patient was released from the hospital after treatment and made a full recovery.

“As long as he doesn’t slip and fall into any more artillery rounds” throughout his rehabilitation. Several jokes and memes due to the story’s widespread distribution on Reddit and Twitter. While some hypothesized how the man got to the device, others made light of the situation by using brilliant words to create a joke.