Flagger injured in Delta

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Posted November 7, 2012 11:16 am.

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DELTA (NEWS1130) – A flagger has been injured on the job in Delta.
    
Constable Ciaran Feenan says the worker was hit by a truck that was backing up. “The flag person was taken to hospital with minor injuries and Delta Police Department are investigating and WorkSafeBC have been notified.”

It happened just before 10 this morning at River Road and Nordell Way. Feenan says police quickly cleared the scene.

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