Bloody hell!
That's 445 kg!
HEALTH bosses are trying to find the safest way of moving a 70 stone British man to a clinic for life-saving treatment.
A team of medics including the military are drawing up plans to move him from his home in Ipswich, Suffolk, some 152 miles to a specialist centre in Chichester, West Sussex.
One option is to fly him out in an RAF Chinook helicopter if an ambulance is not available.
The costs of the combined effort, which will run into tens of thousands of pounds, will be met by the NHS.
The man, now almost immobile, is said to have tried desperately to lose the weight.
A spokeswoman for NHS Suffolk said officials are looking at alternative forms of transport.
She also confirmed the move is likely to be completed in a few weeks' time.
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