A VICTIM of last November’s devastating flood in Cork city has been advised not to live in his house after the discovery of a potentially life-threatening mould.
Jim Hegarty, 58, who suffers from a respiratory condition, has been told by his GP that living in the house would be a "death sentence". The mould has been attributed directly to dampness left by the flood which swamped Mr Hegarty’s Carrigrohane home with up to four feet of water.
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Jim Hegarty, 58, who suffers from a respiratory condition, has been told by his GP that living in the house would be a "death sentence". The mould has been attributed directly to dampness left by the flood which swamped Mr Hegarty’s Carrigrohane home with up to four feet of water.
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