Helen Haines's condition improves to serious but stable after alleged attack
Independent Australian MP Helen Haines, who lost both legs in an alleged attack, is now in serious but stable condition, Melbourne's Alfred hospital said.
Independent MP Helen Haines is in a serious but stable condition, the Alfred hospital in Melbourne said in an update on Saturday morning. Her condition had been worse before.
The Guardian reports she lost both legs in an alleged attack on Monday afternoon. The attack happened close to her electorate office in north-east Victoria.
BBC News describes the incident as an alleged car attack. The Guardian's report does not say how the attack was carried out.
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- The GuardianHelen Haines’s condition improves days after losing both legs from alleged attackFri, Oct 23, 8:41 PM EDT
- BBC NewsAustralian MP's condition improves after alleged car attackFri, Oct 23, 9:55 PM EDT
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