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Updated 13:57
A FOURTH PERSON has died at Stepping Hill hospital in Manchester amid suspicions that fatal levels of insulin were added to patients’ saline drips.
Nurse Rebecca Leighton is being questioned by police over the unexplained deaths. The 27-year-old was arrested at her home yesterday morning. Officers later seized a computer and other possessions for examination, the BBC reports.
It’s believed that Tracey Arden, 44, Arnold Lancaster, 71, and 84-year-old George Keep died after saline solution used for rehydration drips was contaminated with insulin, fatally lowering their blood sugar levels. Police found 36 containers of saline in a storeroom which had had insulin injected into them. The fourth patient, understood to be a man in his 40s, passed away today after being in a critical condition for several days. Another eleven people are recovering, according to Sky News.
Suspicions were first raised when a nurse reported a number of patients on her ward with unusually low blood sugar levels. Insulin is used by diabetics to regulate their blood sugar but can be fatal if too much is taken.
Staff at the hospital have been told to work in pairs while the investigation is continuing. The UK’s Nursing and Midwifery Council confirmed that they have begun proceedings to suspend Ms Leighton from the nurses’ register after her arrest, the Daily Telegraph reports.
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So it’s not a text message that does it. It’s software you foolishly install from a link in a text message.
Of course that wouldn’t be nearly alarmist enough…
Quite.
Headline should read:
“Some dumbasses are still clicking random links sent by numbers unknown to them”
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What, and do without my showbox, mobdro and all the other wonderful stuff things out there. A rouse by alphabet me reckon
You allow unknown sorces to install SB and Mobdro. Then turn it off you silly man. Only turn it in to update said apps and turn it off again.
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Don’t forget movie hd
Simples don’t click on links sent via sms or call back missed calls from unknown foreign numbers as that’s a scam too
Changed the language on my phone to Russian, Not been able to use it for 3 days but no viruses for me :-)
I rooted a S5 5.1.1 lollipop eariler…and in stalled a few APP files. bit silly to have unknown sources enabled if you are not sure what you’re doing!
Did you in stall a few app files?
Apk I ment to say!
Dad, stop embarrassing me on the journal.
Anybody know how to get rid of malware on phone. I updated htc m9 and since then I’m getting redirected to pages wanting me to download apps etc. Tried a factory reset but still there.
Stick to pornhub, it’s the other sites that give you those pop ups
Clear your browser history download avg antivirus if you have an android.
Did all that
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