A 36-year-old sewer worker was airlifted to a hospital recently after falling 30 feet into a manhole in Firth, Idaho, according to a report by East Idaho News.
He had been working on a pump in a lift station when he fell. After about an hour in the pit, rescuers were able to pull him out with a rope and gurney. The injuries he sustained were not life threatening, according to officials.WWTP Spill in Los Angeles Causes Beaches to Close
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News Briefs: Worker Airlifted to Hospital After 30-Foot Fall Into Manhole
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