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next-of-kin

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next-of-kin → أقرب أفراد العائلة nejbižší příbuzný nærmeste pårørende nächste Angehörige πλησιέστερος συγγενής pariente más cercano lähiomainen proche parent najbliži rod parente stretto 近親者 근친자 bloedverwant nærmeste pårørende najbliższy krewny parente mais próximo ближайший родственник närmaste anhörig ญาติที่ใกล้ที่สุด en yakın akraba họ hàng ruột thịt 近亲
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The next-of-kin card, issued by police, contains medical details and contact numbers for when a person is unconscious after an attack or accident.
ID cards to help in an emergency by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The campaign is to urge people in the region to store next-of-kin details in their mobile phones.
Honouring lifesavers by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
The council will also consider giving gay partners recognition as next-of-kin in hospitals.
NEWS SNIPS : Council plan for gay rights by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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