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ATV rider sustains non-life-threatening injuries in crash in Endicott

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A man sustained non-life-threatening injuries in an ATV crash in Endicott on Friday evening. Riding solo in a field north of the Endicott School, he went airborne over a bump and crashed upon landing. The Whitman County Sheriff’s Office stated that the rider, who was not wearing a helmet, contacted Whitcom 911 at 8:05 p. m. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene.

He was airlifted to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries. This incident underscores the dangers of ATV riding, particularly the significance of wearing a helmet and other safety gear. ATV accidents can lead to severe injuries, making safety precautions vital for riders. Local authorities may consider increasing awareness campaigns about ATV safety to prevent future incidents.

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