A Japanese man with 246 bundles of cocaine in his stomach and digestion tracts passed on mid-trip on his way from Bogota to Tokyo, specialists said Monday in northern Mexico, where the plane made a crisis arrival. 

The 42-year-elderly person, distinguished distinctly as Udo "N," started having a seizure after the business departure from the Colombian capital made a stopover in Mexico City, said the examiner's office for the territory of Sonora. 

"Airline stewards saw an individual enduring spasms, and mentioned consent to make a crisis arrival in Hermosillo, Sonora," it said in an announcement. 

"At the point when the plane arrived at 2:25 am on Friday, paramedics loaded up it and pronounced Udo 'N' perished." 

A post-mortem examination found the man had gulped 246 bundles of cocaine, each estimating one by 2.5 centimeters (around one by 33% inch). 

The reason for death was swelling of the mind brought about by a medication overdose, investigators said. 

The Aeromexico plane, which was conveying 198 different travelers, continued its trip to Japan after the body was expelled and universal conventions were completed, said the announcement. 

Transporting opiates inside human "donkeys" is a well known pirating strategy with medication cartels.