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Brits struggle to get medical help abroad - for one key reason
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Language barriers can be a significant challenge for British tourists who fall ill while travelling abroad, as they may struggle to communicate their symptoms and needs to local medical staff. This issue can lead to delays in receiving appropriate treatment, exacerbating the situation and causing additional stress for those affected. The UK's large number of tourists travelling to non-English speaking countries each year makes this a notable concern for many travellers.
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Brits struggle to get medical help abroad - for one key reason
Research shows language barriers on holiday are among the biggest obstacles when falling ill abroad — but a new service aims to help Brits in need.
19 Jul, 06:00
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