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The man whom Kent police are trying to identify Kent Police via Kent Police website

English police baffled by mystery man

The man says he woke up on a beach in Kent, England – and can’t remember anything about who he is.

A MAN WHO says he has no knowledge of who he is or where he is from turned up at a hospital in Kent, England last week.

As reported by Sky News, police are looking for help in identifying the amnesia victim.

He is described as having an English accent and in his late 50s to early 60s. The man walked into the minor injury unit in Victoria Hospital in Deal, Kent on Thursday 18 August suffering head pains and amnesia.

He was wearing black Wrangler jeans, a white t-shirt and patterned sweatshirt, and had a navy blue walker’s coat and beige walking boots.

Also in the man’s possession were sunglasses, a walking stick and cigarettes.

The man didn’t appear to have been sleeping rough and says that he woke up on the beach at Deal on 17 August.

He doesn’t have any memory of himself, his home, or his family, and it doesn’t appear he has been reported missing.

Kent Police can be contacted on (00 44) 01622 690 690.

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    Jul 22nd 2011, 3:00 PM

    Too right I had to bring my dad there to a&e once and there was only one doctor on for the whole department. It’s a joke. Naas hospital is really a death trap

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    Jul 22nd 2011, 5:37 PM

    As a nurse this situation sounds dreadful and as nurses here say they have been left with no choice because no nurse should be practising as a clinician in an unsafe manner or allow themselves to put their patients in an unsafe environment/situtation, it goes against everything you have been taught and trained to do which is to make sure that your patient is cared for in a safe environment and act as their advocate at all times.

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    Jul 22nd 2011, 4:41 PM

    Good luck to them!

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    Jul 24th 2011, 12:13 PM

    What’s the rate of student nurses having to emigrate for jobs?

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