Over 8,000 Brits needed hospital treatment after trying DIY during lockdown

MORE than 8,000 people needed hospital treatment after trying their hands at DIY during the lockdowns. And 5,600 of these were seen because of a mishap with a power tool. 1 Meanwhile, more than 2,700 were treated for injuries caused by more traditional tools, such as hammers or saws. And 349 people who injured themselves with a lawnmower needed treatment. Other popular lockdown activities proved equally hazardous for many. More than 5,300 people had to be seen in hospital after falling from playground equipment. The average age of these patients was nine and a half — but dozens were over… Read Full Article