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Holland: Tomatoes fall out of truck, injure supermarket employee

An employee of a Dutch supermarket in The Hague was injured last Tuesday night while unloading a truck carrying tomatoes. A pallet with tomatoes fell out of the truck on top of the employee. The worker was immediately, carefully transported to the hospital.

More pictures from Ivar Gieles can be found here

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