Austria: Woman discovered dead on tanning bed by frightened beauty parlor consumer

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    A woman legs in a tanning bed with a blue hue.

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    Police stated there was no fault with the sunbed (Picture: Getty Images)

    The body of a lady was found on a sunbed 2 hours after she got onto it.

    The unknown 50-year-old was discovered by another consumer at a tanning beauty parlor in Deutsch Kaltenbrunn, Austria.

    She is thought to have actually gotten to the beauty parlor at 2.30pm, however she was not discovered till 4.45pm by another customer.

    They believed that somebody was on the sunbed, however might not hear any sound and there was no reaction.

    She needed to utilize a coin to prise the bed open and discovered the body then screamed for assistance. Staff called emergency situation services, however it was far too late to conserve the lady.

    An examination has actually discovered no proof of nasty play and the sunbed was not defective.

    Salon employers have actually revealed their ‘deepest condolences’ to the lady’s household, Kronen Zeitung reports.

    Concerns about the security of solariums have actually been raised for many years, with the NHS alerting individuals who are regularly exposed to UV rays prior to the age of 25 are at higher threat of establishing skin cancer later on in life.

    Using a sunbed might be more hazardous than tanning in the sun, depending upon elements consisting of the strength of UV rays, how typically somebody utilizes a sunbed and the individual’s skin type.

    Australia closed all solariums in 2015 following a ‘No Tan is Worth Dying For’ Campaign.

    The nation’s SunSmart program, moneyed by Cancer Council Victoria and the Victorian Government, states ‘there is no such thing as a safe tan’.

    A declaration stated: ‘Research released in 2008 discovered that 281 cancer malignancies, 43 deaths and 2,572 squamous cell cancers were attributable to solarium usage in Australia each year, at an expense to the health system of around $3 million.

    ‘Solariums are not a safe way to tan and significantly increase your risk of cancer.’

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