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Rarer NETs in the news. Drunk? I do not think so!

By Leanne Talbot

Posted 9 years ago

17/07/2017 2pm

Thank you Russell for sharing your story and for your amazing fundraising efforts!

Please read the article below:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4617058/Man-mistaken-drunken-tourist-nearly-dies.html

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