UK Woman, 70, Wins Lottery, To Receive Rs 10 Lakh Per Month For 30 Years
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Doris Stanbridge will receive Rs 10.37 lakh every month for the coming years.
A 70-year-old woman from Dorking, England has won a lottery of 10,000 pounds (approximately Rs 10.37 lakh) for the next 30 years. Doris Stanbridge will receive this amount every month for the coming years. Ms Stanbridge has said that this win has inspired her to live to the age of 100.
Mrs Stanbridge celebrated her 70th birthday by purchasing a lottery ticket for thousands of pounds. Sharing about her winning journey, Mrs Stanbridge said that she was at home with her 3 daughters. She spotted some money spiders in her home and garden and used the creepy crawlies sighting as a prompt to buy a Set For Life ticket via the App.
Mrs Stanbridge received an email from the National Lottery over the weekend. She logged on to the app and thought that she had won 10 pounds. The email read, "Congratulations, you've won 10,000 pounds a month for 30 years."
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