Man’s leg reportedly amputated in tractor slasher accident
A man aged in his 60s is currently fighting for his life in hospital after a horrific tractor accident which reportedly amputated his leg.
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A Logan Village man aged in his 60s is currently fighting for his life in hospital after a horrific tractor accident which reportedly amputated his leg.
Four ambulance crews arrived on scene on Camp Cable Rd around 11.26am Sunday, where they worked to save his life.
He was later taken to the PA Hospital.
It is understood the man was using the tractor with slashing machinery at the time the accident took place.
Originally published as Man’s leg reportedly amputated in tractor slasher accident
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