Coronavirus: Thieves steal £160,000 of PPE meant for NHS workers
Thieves have stolen £166,000 worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) from a warehouse in Salford overnight, said Greater Manchester Police.
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Coronavirus: Thieves steal £160,000 of PPE meant for NHS workers
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