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More Swedes fall ill on foreign holidays5 Aug

More Swedes fall ill on foreign holidays

More and more Swedish tourists are affected by stomach flu abroad. In the worst case, the long-awaited experience can be ruined and destroy a large part of the vacation, warns Karin Tranberg at SOS International.

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