Briton, 24, Dies from Allergic Reaction in Argentina
Briton, 24, Dies from Allergic Reaction in Argentina

A 24-year-old British man has died after suffering a severe allergic reaction while travelling in Argentina. Harry James Kitto, from Cornwall, passed away on Friday surrounded by his family after doctors battled for a week to save his life.

His girlfriend, Naomi, was with him when he suffered the catastrophic reaction. Despite the efforts of medical staff, Harry was declared brain dead. His family described their hearts as 'broken beyond words' but praised the doctors for their tireless work.

A fundraiser has been set up to cover the cost of repatriating Harry's body to Cornwall and for his funeral. It has raised over £54,000. Any remaining funds will be donated to the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, which supported the family.

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Harry's family said he was 'kind, adventurous, funny, and full of life' and had been travelling through South America, just days from returning home when tragedy struck. They are now facing the 'painful task' of bringing him home to be laid to rest.

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