Kayaker’s Leg Amputated After 20-Hour Ordeal in Australian River
A kayaker in his 60s faced a critical situation on Tasmania’s Franklin River, leading to an on-site leg amputation after being trapped in a rocky crevice for 20 hours.
A kayaker in his 60s faced a critical situation on Tasmania’s Franklin River, leading to an on-site leg amputation after being trapped in a rocky crevice for 20 hours.
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