'World's dirtiest man' dead at 94 'not long after' taking bath for first time in decades

State media reported that an Iranian man dubbed the "world's dirtiest man" died at the age of 94.

IRNA reported that Amou Haji died in the village of Dezhgah. He didn't bathe for more than 60 years because he didn't want to get sick.

Amou Haji was known as the "world's dirtiest man" and his life was chronicled in a documentary.

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According to the IRNA report, villagers took him to a bathroom to wash for the first time a few months ago.

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According to The Telegraph, he died on Sunday after falling ill.

Some villagers tried to look after Amou Haji even though he had no wife or family.

According to villagers, emotional setbacks in his youth kept him from bathing.

He smoked multiple cigarettes at the same time and ate roadkill.

Amou Haji smokes from his water pipe near the village of Dezhgah, Iran, on Dec. 28, 2018.

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According to The Guardian, a man named Kailash "Kalau" Singh could be the "world's dirtiest man" because he has not bathed in three years.