E-scooter fall-related hospitalisations surge in Australia
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The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare said males accounted for 69% of hospitalisations for falls involving powered scooters. (EPA Images pic) CANBERRA: The number of Australians hospitalised with injuries sustained in incidents involving e-scooters has more than tripled since 2019, according to government data, Xinhua reported. (Free Malaysia Today, 13:12)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·22 Oct, 13:12 MYTE-scooter fall-related hospitalisations surge in Australia
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare said males accounted for 69% of hospitalisations for falls involving powered scooters. (EPA Images pic) CANBERRA: The number of Australians hospitalised with injuries sustained in incidents involving e-scooters has more than…
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