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Italian garbage workers recover €1m lottery ticket win from trash

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Italian garbage workers miraculously recovered a €1 million winning lottery ticket after its owner mistakenly threw it into the trash. Read the full story. Read More: https://punchng.com/italian-garbage-workers-recover-e1m-lottery-ticket-win-from-trash/

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