MP Injured in Alleged Car Ramming No Longer in Critical Condition
On Nov. 6, the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne announced MP Helen Haines was now in a stable condition, and daily updates would no longer be shared.
Independent MP Helen Haines, who represents Indi, has been downgraded to stable condition nearly three weeks after an alleged attack outside her office. The incident on Oct. 19 in Wangaratta resulted in both of her legs being amputated due to injuries sustained from being struck by a four-wheel drive. The hospital announced her stable condition on November 6th, ending daily updates.
- MP Helen Haines’ condition has improved to stable.
- She was allegedly attacked on October 19th outside her electorate office in Wangaratta.
- The attack involved being struck by a four-wheel drive, resulting in amputations of both legs.
- Haines was initially in critical condition.
- The alleged attacker, Brendan Nugent, faces multiple charges, including causing harm to a Commonwealth public official.
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