Loxton man killed by vehicle in workplace accident

Friday, 22 January, 2021

SafeWork SA has confirmed that a male worker in his 60s has died in Loxton, after being struck by the truck he was the driver for.

SafeWork SA investigators are investigating the incident, and the organisation has extended its condolences to the worker’s family, friends and colleagues. Further information regarding the incident will not be released while the investigation is underway.

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