US EditionKansas City hospital says multiple fans underwent amputations following record-cold Chiefs playoff game
- Around 30 patients treated at Research Medical Center for injuries from the fourth coldest NFL game on Jan 13.
- Chiefs fans who were at Arrowhead Stadium had amputations due to frostbite after enduring extreme cold temperatures.
- The hospital didn’t specify the exact number of fans needing amputations from the bitter cold conditions during the game.
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Spectators with amputated fingers after witnessing a terrible frost at an American football match
Some spectators who attended a game of the American Professional Football League (NLF) play-off in January at minus 20 degrees Celsius had their fingers amputated after suffering frostbite, a Missouri hospital said, citing the Associated Press.
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