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Kayaker in Tasmania has leg amputated after becoming 'wedged' between rocks in river

  • A 60-year-old tourist was rescued after being stuck for 20 hours with his leg wedged in rocks while kayaking on the Franklin River in Tasmania.
  • Medical professionals decided to amputate the man’s leg to facilitate his rescue as his condition deteriorated.
  • Several attempts to extract the man were unsuccessful until the amputation allowed him to be airlifted to a hospital.
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