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Girl, 14, left in foster care after coronavirus claims life of brave nurse mother

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A teenager has been taken into foster care after losing her mother to coronavirus, which has also left her father fighting for his life in hospital.

Carmina Medel's mother Leilani, a nurse at the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend, passed away on Good Friday aged 41. Social services have now had to find the 14-year-old a temporary home after her father Johnny, 39, was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit with the virus. Follow the latest coronavirus updates here Her father, a medical technician, is said to be in a critical condition.

Carmina is also understood to have had Covid-19, but has now been discharged from hospital. Speaking to Mail Online from the Philippines, where Leilani was originally from, Carmina's uncle Noel

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