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Ba é an toradh a bhí ar an oibríocht, a rinneadh thart ar mheán lae an 17 Eanáir 2023, ná urghabháil naoi madra déag, agus iad ar fad tógtha faoi Alt 45 den Acht um Shláinte agus Leas Ainmhithe 2013.
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Tar éis an urghabhála, bhí aire leighis á fáil ag na madraí i bhfoscadh madraí i Réigiún an Deiscirt.
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