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IT is always nice to hear a heart ­ warming story and luckily for 62 ­ year ­ old Englishman, Mark, in Marbella, his story has a happy ending.

Mark who is homeless is lucky to have the support of the local Marbella residents who have given him a chance to recover his life and start a new stage.

Mark was suffering a worsening of his health caused by the appearance of serious cataracts in both eyes. The eye disease had progressed so quickly that in just a few months Mark had lost all his sight and was at risk of irreversible blindness.

MARBELLA City Counil announced a significant milestone during a meeting on Friday, February 24. The council’s actions have led to an increase in value for the city’s heritage sites of more than €50 million in the last four years, including a €9 million increase in value during the last year alone.

City hall spokesperson, Félix Romerol, stressed that the council’s financial management during the last four

The charity, Collective Calling, had been helping him for several months by providing him with food, but the onset of cataracts had caused severe blindness that prevented him from being able to live on the street.

The charity leaders made a call for help to the health centre and received an immediate response.

Both the management of the private Hospital, Quironsalud Marbella, and the Ophthalmology Service undertook to cover the costs of the operation which was successfully carried out earlier in February.

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