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Chinese doctors remove pair of 10cm live worms from woman’s arm after year-long pain

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By Alice Yan Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
SHANGHAI: Doctors in southern China had to remove two 10cm-long living worms from the arm of an anguished woman after she reported a big lump. The woman, surnamed Wang, said the lump, which first appeared on her arm a year ago, got bigger and bigger. Eventually, it ballooned to the size of a quail egg. Wang said the sharp pain from the swollen mass prompted her to seek medical treatment at Shenzhen People’s Hospital in Guangdong province, reported Shenzhen TV.
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Meet Chen Ailian: China's ‘Wheel Queen’ - from tractor driver to owner of US$1.6bil manufacturing empire

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By Alice Yan Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
SHANGHAI (SCMP): Chen Ailian, who has been dubbed as China’s Wheel Queen with a net worth of 11 billion yuan (US$1.6 billion), has trended on mainland social media as an encouraging role model. Four decades ago, she defied gender stereotypes by driving a tractor. As her enterprise in the east of the country grew into a success, Chen rewarded her key employees with 100 BMW cars, the news portal Sina.com reported.
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Man in China rescued after seven-day ordeal at sea; endures hallucinations, ate raw crabs to survive

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By Alice Yan Verified
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
SHANGHAI: A Chinese man who was left floating in the sea for seven days has miraculously survived by eating raw crabs. The man, surnamed Qin, was rescued by two fishermen from Chengmai county of southern Hainan province in early June following his harrowing experience at sea, the Pengbo News reported.
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