This is disgusting very up set mum
Hi everyone I would like to let as many people in invercargill as possible pretty upset mother . Yesterday afternoon my daughter an neice aged 11 an 12 were heading to South city though the cricket field in Appleby an came a cross a junky looking needle which looked to have blood missed with olny god knows what they both came home rather disturbed seen after just about standing on it so I got a jar an got them to show me were it was . I have no words for how careless this is to our children an animals or anybody for that matter. I have message southland times an what's on inverz but thought I out put it up there as well I did jar it an put it n my bin not that I wanted to but it's gotta be better then leaving it there for someone to get hurt
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40.4% Yes
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34.3% Maybe?
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25.3% No
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