DRIVER DIVES OFF RUNAWAY FORKLIFT

News Story
- 23 Jan 2003 ( #91 ) - LLANDYSUL, United Kingdom
<1 min read
A Welsh mechanic suffered injuries after leaping from a runaway forklift.

John Jones lost control of the borrowed forklift, which rolled down a hill. He dived from the machine before it collided with the porch of a nearby house, a Newsquest report said.

Mr Jones broke a leg and was airlifted to hospital, where he was in a stable condition.
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