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Alarm as panic line swamped with calls

Published: 12:19 PM November 8, 2005    Updated: 10:44 PM February 17, 2021

A PANIC alarm service for the elderly has been forced to close its list to new users because of a surge of requests following NHS cuts.See today's Evening Star for full story.

A PANIC alarm service for the elderly has been forced to close its list to new users because of a surge of requests following NHS cuts.

See today's Evening Star for full story.

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