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Donna costretta a togliersi le protesi alle gambe durante un controllo in aeroporto

Baltimora, Usa - Aveva accompagnato all'imbarco i suoi due figli

Una donna di 44 anni è stata pubblicamente umiliata durante un controllo in aeroporto, mentre accompagnava i suoi due figli in partenza. Al momento di passare attraverso un controllo di sicurezza dell'aeroporto internazionale di Baltimora-Washington, la signora ha fatto scattare l'allarme a causa delle due protesi alle gambe, con cui riesce a camminare dopo essere stata amputata 6 anni fa a seguito...

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Roma, Italia, 07/12/2002 15:35
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