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Mr O'Hara spent five weeks in Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary during which time doctors cut away large pieces of diseased flesh in a desperate bid to stop the the necrotising fasciitis spreading beyond his arm.

The diseased carcasses are brought to Baker’s rendering site in Kerman, where the bodies are “recycled” and turned into “high protein” animal feed and fertilizer, or rendered into liquids that are then used in fuels, paints, varnishes, lubricants “and all sort of different industrial products.”

He said the Kerman plant is operating normally with no service disruption, even with the heavy influx of diseased cattle.

She explains these fancy lenses will protect my diseased eye and — bonus — they will make my eyes appear to be the same color.

He leans in and kisses me right on my diseased little eyes, right in the middle of that crowded street.