Factory Worker Pulled into Machine and survives! (ITV News March 2011)
Published April 16, 2011
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Views
31,123
Likes
217
Comments
76
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A factory worker says he is lucky to be alive after being dragged through a 5in gap in machinery that left him with serious injuries. Matthew Lowe, 25, had his back broken in two places, his pelvis shattered, both hips and several ribs fractured and his stomach and bowel ruptured. While he was going through the gap, …
- Published
- April 16, 2011
- Made for kids
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How Factory Worker Pulled into Machine and survives! (ITV News March 2011) is doing
It has 31.1K views in total. It ranks #15,274,871 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about Factory Worker Pulled into Machine and survives! (ITV News March 2011)
- Total views
- 31.1K
- Total likes
- 217
- Total comments
- 76
- Published
- April 16, 2011
- Global rank by views
- #15,274,871
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How many views does Factory Worker Pulled into Machine and survives! (ITV News March 2011) have?
Factory Worker Pulled into Machine and survives! (ITV News March 2011) has 31,123 views, 217 likes and 76 comments, ranking #15,274,871 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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