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A hospital in south Wales has started chaining toys to children's beds in a bid to prevent them being stolen.
Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital has suffered a spate of thefts which prompted staff to use bike locks to secure toys to the side of cots.
Dean Beddis, whose two-year-old son was treated at the hospital, said it was shocking nurses were forced to resort to such measures.
The hospital said: "Unfortunately we do get toys and games taken."
Mr Beddis, from Newport, told Wales Online: "Those toys are there for kids who are seriously ill. They're provided by the hospital and people are stealing them.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-30776322
Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital has suffered a spate of thefts which prompted staff to use bike locks to secure toys to the side of cots.
Dean Beddis, whose two-year-old son was treated at the hospital, said it was shocking nurses were forced to resort to such measures.
The hospital said: "Unfortunately we do get toys and games taken."
Mr Beddis, from Newport, told Wales Online: "Those toys are there for kids who are seriously ill. They're provided by the hospital and people are stealing them.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-30776322