YouTube video shows doctors laughing and cheering as spray can is removed from patient’s rectum

This week’s Private Eye features a startling story from the Philippines. (The story has been around since April but this is the first time I’ve heard of it)

Jan-Jan, a florist from Cebu City told a press conference (as quoted in The Eye):

“I got very drunk on New Year’s Eve and paid a male prostitute 100 pesos for a night of sex. But an argument started when I criticised the size of his wang, and before I knew what was happening, he shoved an aerosol can of Black Suede body spray right up my bottom, where I could not reach…When I awoke next day, I knew something was very wrong. So I told my family what was happening and went to the Vicente Sotto Medical Centre, expecting professional courtesy and sympathy for a victim of sexual abuse. But instead, a dozen doctors and nurses stood around pointing and jeering at me while the can was being removed, and took a video of the entire operation which ended up for several weeks on YouTube.”

The Sun-Star newspaper goes on:

The unauthorized 2:54-minute video of a noisy operating room shows VSMMC doctors and nurses laughing, giggling and cheering. At one point, a hand appears with a cell phone camera taking a close-up picture of the surgery. As a doctor gingerly pulls out the six-inch long canister from the male patient’s rectum, someone shouts, “Baby out!” amid loud cheers. The doctor then removes the canister cap and sprays the contents toward the crowd of nurses and doctors viewing the procedure.

Readers with a strong stomach can watch it on YouTube.