Migrant worker who lost legs begins fightback

Alan Erwin

Tue, 01 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

Just a month after being found on Northern Ireland's streets, in agony and suffering from frostbite, she has been transferred to a rehabilitation unit where new limbs are to be fitted.

The process is expected to take months while new details emerge about her movements before becoming destitute.

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