Terror 'Call Death'

Indians feared the death rumors telephone calls, which allegedly can bring death to anyone who received a call from certain numbers. The rumors about the deadly phone calls growing in urban areas of Nagpur, India.
Cellular-News, Sunday (8/15/2010) reported that phone calls are at least claimed to have killed approximately two people. Police Nagpur region was flooded with complaints directly about the case is disturbing residents.

Phone Victim was a girl's death nine years and the second victim is a teenager who suddenly started to bleed from the ears after receiving a phone call.

Ankush Dhanvijay police commissioner, said that police were tracing the case. "We ask that people do not need to panic," said Dhanvijay.

False rumors about phone calls or text messages often deadly spread to different parts of the world, since last few years.

In the year 2007 and 2008, a number of phone users in Angola, Pakistan and Afghanistan was hit by rumors about the phone calls that can kill the user. The news not only spread via SMS, but also by word of mouth, which claims that once a person answering the phone, it will exit the blood from the mouth, nose and ears that will kill the phone owners.

Earlier in the year 2008, a similar case also occurred in Malaysia. But in those days of terror carried out via SMS, which calls upon the user to turn off their phone before 11:00 on Saturdays. The message warned that the wave radiation at that hour is very dangerous for people who are still enabled cell phone.