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Police are looking for a quantity of prescription drugs which have been lost in Lerwick.

The drugs, which are named Citralopan, went missing at the Co-op supermarket/Holmsgarth area of the town on Friday.

A police spokesman said the medication may be harmful if taken by somebody other than to whom it was prescribed.

If anyone finds the drugs they are asked to hand them in at the nearest pharmacy or at Lerwick police station.


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