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Woman fears 200 bed bug bites on her face and arms 'might never go away' after night in Blackpool hotel

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A woman fears the blemishes on her face and arms left by 200 bed bug bites may “never go away” after she was attacked by the insects in a Blackpool hotel.

Sharon Haslam, fled the Calypso Hotel last month with her pal Marian Pearson after they woke up to find themselves covered in an itchy rash.

The pair, who are both in their sixties, found droplets of blood covering their bedding and a live bed bug crawling around next to them. READ MORE: Armed police swoop on car and arrest man for 'rape and possession of a firearm' READ MORE: Woman punched in the face by complete stranger on her way to work Sharon said her and Marian made a last minute booking at the hotel for two nights, costing £170, so they could join eight friends for a birthday bash in the resort town on September 8.

The 65-year-old said they’d now received a full refund from their travel agency Booking.com, along with £100 in compensation, but still feel scarred from the experience.

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