MP steps in to help family of care worker left in coma after horror incident
manchestereveningnews.co.ukAn MP has stepped in to help speed up visas for the parents of a care worker severely injured in a horrific incident in Salford.
Preeti Dhunna, 30, was hit by a car as she crossed a road to catch a bus. Preeti, who looks after residents with dementia in a care home, is in an induced coma in intensive care in Salford Royal Hospital following the crash on Cromwell Road on Saturday (December 23).
Her family are desperately trying to cut through protocol so her parents can get visas and fly from India to be at her bedside.
Now veteran Blackley and Broughton MP, Graham Stringer, is to assist the family. READ MORE: Tragedy as 'ray of light' mum dies aged 35 at Christmas READ MORE: 'The last thing I remember is being on the M60 - then my life changed forever' Ms Dhunna's brother, Nikhil, said trying to get visas had been difficult due to the festive period.
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