Man left with 'nasty injuries' after being trampled by cows in a Suffolk seaside town

He was airlifted to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital by the East Anglian Air Ambulance

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A man sustained 'nasty injuries' after he was trampled by cows while walking his dog
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A man sustained 'nasty injuries' after he was trampled by cows while walking his dog

A dog-walker has been left with ‘serious' injuries after he was trampled by cows on land in a Suffolk seaside town. Suffolk Police said the man was found on York Road in Soutwold at 8.40am on Monday...

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