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ISSUE NO. 1799
26 Dec 2019 - 1 Jan 2020
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ENGLISH TRAVELLER FELL ILL: His dog Luna was cared for by clinic staff. LAST weekend an English tourist, known only as Peter, was travelling through Andalucia in his motorhome with his beloved dog Luna as company. However, the traveller felt very unwell and headed for the Hospital Clinico in Malaga. On arrival, he was immediately treated by the emerg e n c y d o o r s t a ff a n d w a s
admitted to undergo several tests to find out what was happening. Despite his obvious disc o m f o r t , t h e p a t i e n t w a s very vocal about his concerns that Luna had been left alone in the vehicle, that she would n e e d t o b e l o o k e d a f t e r, and that she had no relatives or acquaintances nearby who could help her. To ease his worries the kind staff at the
Safe raiders FOUR men are being hunted after they stole a safe containing gold and silver valued at €100,000. The raiders targeted a central Malaga company specialising in buying and selling coins and ingots. The robbery took place last Sunday night around 10pm. The criminals were in the building for three minutes, during which they managed to enter the block, force the lock of the office and take the safe. “They loaded it into an Audi and three of them left in the car, while the fourth one walked quietly down the street,” according to one source. Things could have been worse - a security company had taken away a large part of the stock on Friday.
hospital agreed to visit the animal, take her out for a walk several times a day, feed her and give her water. As she is 12 years old and has allergies, her caregivers followed the same diet that her owner gives her, based on chicken rice they cooked themselves. One of the volunteers said: “In the hospital, everyone has falle n i n l o v e w i t h L u n a b e cause she is a sweetheart, she is super affectionate”. To reassure Peter while
he was admitted, the volunteers recorded videos and took pictures with their phones on each visit. “The man was very worried, the dog is his life,” they added. The tests determined that Peter had an inflamed gallb l a d d e r, s o h e w a s d i s charged three days later. As soon as he was able to get back on his feet, the traveller thanked the hospit a l s t a ff w h o a t t e n d e d t o him, but, above all, to his dog.
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