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Demented person had to hang in a lift for an hour

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A man at a dementia home in northern Sweden was hoisted up in a lift and hung over the bed for over an hour. The incident has now been lex Sarah-reported and is described as offensive, Siren reports.

According to the report, the background is that the man must have been aggressive.

Two people were forced to quit after the incident that occurred last August.

A lex Maria notification must also have been made to the Inspectorate for Care and Care.

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