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A 13-year-old boy has recovered from a harrowing hospital ordeal after consuming a litre of vodka.
Jack Strom is regretting his binge-drinking session in a Southwick, Brighton, park after doctors had to save him from alcohol poisoning and hypothermia.
The youngster's body temperature would only have needed to fall by one more degree for him to have died, a situation which has shocked both him and his mother Sue.
"It was shocking and I've been a wreck ever since," Ms Strom said after releasing a picture of her son in his hospital bed as a warning to other young people.
The youngster has been shaken by the ordeal and insists that he will never drink to excess again, but police in Sussex are urging teenagers to be alert to the dangers of alcohol abuse.
Chief Inspector Sharon Rowe told the Daily Mail: "This was a dreadful incident and a real wakeup call to all parents and children about the dangers. Alcohol is a poison and can and will kill."
Britain has one of the worst records for teenage binge-drinking and alcohol abuse in Europe, and figures show that the number of under-18s needing alcohol treatment has soared since 24-hour drinking was introduced.
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