A team of 40 firefighters, scaffolders, builders, doctors and social workers, who were not able to move the UK's fattest teen out of her house, had to rip of her three bedroom home in South Wales.

Georgia Davis was taken to a hospital form her house and remained grave as health staff treated her for multiple organ failure caused by obesity. Doctors say that obesity might have killed her in just a few more days. 19-year-old Georgia now weighs the same as a young elephant, a fact that shocked the nation that is facing an obesity epidemic.

According to estimates, half of the population of the country will be dangerously overweight by the year 2013. This would increase the risk of diabetes, cancer, heart disease and several other diseases. Obesity costs the NHS £500million a year and the economy more than £2billion in lost productivity, according to estimates.

Georgia's house was partially demolished in Aberdare, south Wales and a specially constructed ramp was used in the operation to free her, which lasted eight hours. Meanwhile, it was found yesterday that Georgia was also dealing with the guilt of dumping a mystery boyfriend.