Eby focuses on U.S. health worker recruitment at Surrey border stop
Eby focuses on U.S. health worker recruitment at Surrey border stop Published 3:00 pm Wednesday, September 23, 2026…
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Il Fatto Quotidiano: Mangia pollo arrosto in un pub, ha una intossicazione letale e viene dato per morto, ma sopravvive: “Ridiamo e scherziamo dicendo che è come un gatto con nove vite”
“Nient’altro che un miracolo”, secondo Parisha Bains, può aver salvato suo padre, dopo che dai medici era stato comunicato ai parenti che sarebbe morto nel giro di poche ore. La storia che ha come protagonista il sessantaquattrenne Udhyam Amin, ex direttore di un ufficio postale, oggi imprenditore, ha avuto luogo a Kingswood, nella contea non metropolitana di Surrey, in Inghilterra. L’uomo, secondo alcune indiscrezioni, avrebbe mangiato un pollo arrosto in un pub.
Lo scorso febbraio l’uomo si era recato presso il pronto soccorso dell’ospedale St Helier, con il sospetto di un’intossicazione alimentare. All’uomo era stata così diagnosticata un’infezione da Campylobacter, che comporta normalmente malessere, diarrea e febbre, invece di regredire grazie al riposo e alla recupero dei liquidi corporei, è evoluta in sepsi.
Il ph del suo sangue è rapidamente crollato e, dopo essere già stato portato in rianimazione, Amin ha avuto un arresto cardiaco. A quel punto i medici hanno comunicato ai familiari dell’uomo che gli sarebbero rimaste solo poche ore di vita. La figlia racconta così quello che venne detto a loro dai medici dell’ospedale: “Ci avevano detto che era andato in sepsi e aveva avuto un’insufficienza multiorgano. La maggior parte dei suoi organi vitali aveva smesso di funzionare. Ma è sopravvissuto alla notte, e non ce lo aspettavamo”.
Parisha Bains ricorda anche come aveva reagito all’annuncio che era stato fatto a loro dai dottori: “Ci è sembrato che il nostro mondo crollasse. Nulla ti prepara alla notizia che la persona che ami potrebbe non farcela a superare la giornata”. Per fortuna, però, le cose non sono andate così.
L'articolo Mangia pollo arrosto in un pub, ha una intossicazione letale e viene dato per morto, ma sopravvive: “Ridiamo e scherziamo dicendo che è come un gatto con nove vite” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.
Eat roast chicken in a pub, suffers a fatal poisoning and is declared dead, but survives: "Let's laugh and joke saying it’s like a cat with nine lives.”
According to Parisha Bains, only a miracle could have saved her father, after doctors told relatives he would die within a few hours. The story starring the sixty-four-year-old Udhyam Amin, former director of a post office and now entrepreneur, took place in Kingswood, in the non-metropolitan county of Surrey, England. According to some reports, the man had eaten roast chicken at a pub.
Last February, the man went to the St Helier hospital emergency room, suspecting food poisoning. He was diagnosed with a Campylobacter infection, which normally causes malaise, diarrhea and fever, instead of resolving with rest and fluid recovery, evolved into sepsis.
The pH of his blood rapidly plummeted and, after already being taken to intensive care, Amin suffered a cardiac arrest. At that point, the doctors told the man’s family that he had only a few hours left to live. The daughter recounts what the doctors at St Helier Hospital said to them: “They told us he had gone into sepsis and had multi-organ failure. Most of his vital organs had stopped working. But he survived the night, and we didn't expect it.”
Parisha Bains also recalls how she reacted to the announcement made by the doctors: “It seemed like our world was collapsing. Nothing prepares you for the news that the person you love might not make it through the day.” Fortunately, things did not go that way.
The article "Eats Roast Chicken in a Pub, Has Fatal Poisoning and Is Declared Dead, But Survives: 'We Laugh and Joke That It's Like a Cat With Nine Lives’,” comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
#ParishaBains #UdhyamAmin #Kingswood #Surrey #England #StHelierHospital #IlFattoQuotidianohttps://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/09/14/ridiamo-e-scherziamo-dicendo-che-e-come-un-gatto-con-nove-vite-la-storia-di-uomo-sopravvissuto-dopo-essere-stato-dato-per-morto-a-causa-di-una-sepsi/8505951/
FVRD downgrades Boston Bar evacuation orders, residents allowed to return
FVRD downgrades Boston Bar evacuation orders, residents allowed to return Published 1:48 pm Wednesday, August 5, 2026 Several…
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New Simon Fraser University medical school welcomes first 48 students
Simon Fraser University (SFU) welcomed its first class of 48 students to B.C.'s newest medical school in Surrey on Wednesday. The program will focus on community-based, primary care.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/sfu-medical-school-opens-9.7297178?cmp=rss
New SFU medical school welcomes first 48 students
Simon Fraser University (SFU) welcomed its first class of 48 students to B.C.'s newest medical school in Surrey on Wednesday. The program will focus on community-based, primary care.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/sfu-medical-school-opens-9.7297178?cmp=rss
The Tyee: #BC #Nurses Escalate #Strike by Picketing Major Hospitals - https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/07/09/BC-Nurses-Escalate-Strike/
#BCNU will #picket #hospitals on #VancouverIsland as well as hospitals in #Vancouver and #Surrey. The union has also filed an unfair labour practice application with the BC Labour Relations Board over reports of coercion by employers.
“Nurses should not have to fear retaliation for standing up for safer workplaces and for better care." Adrienne Gear, #union president.
#nurse #nursing #BCPoli #labour
Surrey council voting on bylaw, policy governing sale of city-owned land
Surrey council voting on bylaw, policy governing sale of city-owned land Published 11:30 am Monday, June 29, 2026…
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South Western #Railway has welcomed back the Railway 200 exhibition train ‘Inspiration’ to its network, with recent visits to Kingston and Salisbury drawing around 3,000 visitors. The national Railway 200 programme, marking 200 years of Britain’s railways, began on 1 January 2025 and has featured more than 10,000 events. SWR has hosted 90 events across its region, attracting 9,478 visitors, supported by 282 volunteers who gave an estimated 3,602 hours. Highlights include murals at #London #Waterloo and other stations, anniversary plaques at locations across the network, and a reflective garden at Brookwood Cemetery in #Surrey, honouring railway colleagues. The initiatives aim to celebrate rail’s heritage while inspiring future generations.
https://www.southwesternrailway.com/other/news-and-media/news/2026/february/inspiration-train-and-railway-200-legacy
#Transport for #London Freedom of Information release:
#TfL has published its response to an FOI request about the outer boundary of Zone 6 in #Surrey. The requester sought the rationale for setting the Zone 6 boundary at #Surbiton on routes to #Guildford and #Woking, and at #Hampton Court for Thames Ditton and Hampton Court stations, as well as any related meeting minutes or correspondence on extending Zone 6 in Elmbridge. TfL said the zonal system was introduced around 30 years ago, broadly based on six concentric zones across London, with few changes since and only where revenue impacts allowed. TfL confirmed it has no power to extend zones to stations outside its network, stating this would be for the train operator and the Department for Transport. It holds no relevant correspondence and no minutes from a May 2025 meeting with Monica Harding MP. TfL noted fares are mainly based on station-to-station pairings and referred queries to South Western Railway.
https://tfl.gov.uk/corporate/transparency/freedom-of-information/foi-request-detail?referenceId=FOI-3854-2526
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