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Asbestos victim shocked children were allowed in building.

Europe Intelligence Wire

| December 07, 2005 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

(From Aberdeen Press & Journal (UK))

An Asbestos victim has criticised a north-east council for allowing nursery pupils to move into a building they knew contained the potentially deadly material.

The pensioner and grandfather-of-eight claims the children from Aberdeen's Walker Road Nursery currently using the former Torry Nursery building could be running the risk of a health timebomb.

Former builder George McGregor, 72, was diagnosed with pleural plaques - caused by exposure to asbestos - decades after first being exposed to the material.

He went to see his doctor eight years ago after a colleague died of asbestosis.

Tests …

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