Australian MP loses both legs after alleged car attack

Helen Haines, the Australian MP who was hit by a car in what authorities say was a deliberate attack, has lost both her legs, her husband has confirmed. Phil Haines said the “horrendous incident” caused his wife significant injuries but “her heart and her mind are in good shape”. He added that the “good news […] The post Australian MP loses both legs after alleged car attack appeared first on The…

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