2 Chinese men try to sell kidney for new iPhone 6s

The new Apple iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are displayed during an Apple media event in San Francisco, California, in this file photo from September 9, 2015. Sales of Apple's new iPhones were on pace to beat the 10 million unit sales it logged during the first weekend of sales last year, the company said September 14, 2015. REUTERS/Beck Diefenbach/Files

In a bizarre incident, two men in China’s eastern Jiangsu Province apparently tried to sell their kidney for Apple’s latest offering, the iPhone 6s.

One of the men identified as Wu wanted an iPhone 6s but could not afford it. His friend Huang suggested they sell a kidney each for money.

The two found an illegal agent on the internet who asked them to take medical examinations at a hospital in Nanjing, state-run China Daily reported.

However, when they arrived at a hospital, the agent did not turn up as promised.

They later reconsidered selling the organs. Wu told his friend, Huang, to stop the plan but Huang did not listen.

Wu then called the police, but Huang ran away and has been out of reach ever since.