Eleven-Year-Old Boy in Tyrol Shredded by Böller Hand
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The bulldozer had no ignition cord, but the child played around with a lighter. A nine-year-old suffered a bang trauma.
Although the New Year's change is still a long way away, in Wörgl in the Tiroler Bezirk Kufstein there was already a terrible accident with a fireworks body on Saturday. In the hand of a jack (11) a bulldozer exploded, whereby several fingers and thumbs were partly amputeed.
In Tyrol, an 11-year-old boy has torn his right hand apart and caused serious injuries. Three more children were affected by the accident.
WÖRGL. On Saturday in Wörgl, an eleven-year-old was torn right by a Böller.
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On Saturday in Wörgl, the right hand of an eleven-year-old boy was shredded correctly by a Böller. The boy, with three other children between eight and nine years of age, had handled a lighter on the pyrotechnic object that had no ignition line. By the force of the explosion, it blew up parts of his right thumb and further finger links. A nine-year-old suffered a bang trauma. An emergency helicopter flew the child to the University Hospital Inns…
An 11-year-old boy was seriously injured by the hand during the explosion of a pyrotechnic article in Wörgl and had to be flown with the rescue helicopter to the hospital Innsbruck. WÖRGL. At around 2.10 p.m. on November 7, a serious accident with a pyrotechnic article occurred in Wörgl. An 11-year-old boy was seriously injured on the right hand. According to previous investigations, it was a brown, bullet-like object without a ignition cord. Ex…
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