Man drills through skull: Skynews

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A Californian man survived a severe accident on a construction site where he accidentally drilled through his own skull. His survival highlights the remarkable resilience of the human body and underscores the inherent dangers of construction work. The incident serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of prioritizing safety and being aware of the risks associated with such environments. The hope is for his full recovery following this harrowing experience.
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A Californian man is lucky to be alive after an accident on a construction site

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It is truly miraculous that this man survived such a terrifying accident. The fact that he was able to drill through his own skull and still be alive is a testament to the incredible resilience of the human body. We can only imagine the shock and fear he must have experienced in that moment, and it is a reminder of the dangers that come with working on construction sites. We are grateful that he is alive and hope that he makes a full recovery. This serves as a reminder to always prioritize safety on construction sites and to never underestimate the potential risks involved.
 
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