Dozens of Chiefs Fans Suffer Amputations After Frigid Playoff Game

A Missouri hospital reports numerous amputations among attendees of the January 13 Chiefs-Dolphins game, citing severe frostbite from sub-zero temperatures.

Some attendees of the Kansas City Chiefs playoff game on January 13 experienced severe frostbite, leading to amputations.
The Research Medical Center treated dozens for frostbite during an 11-day cold snap, including fans from the game.
Temperatures at the game dipped to -4 degrees Fahrenheit, with wind chills reaching -27 degrees, making it the fourth-coldest NFL game ever.
Emergency services aided 69 people at the game, with several hospitalized for frostbite and hypothermia.
The hospital expects more surgeries in the coming weeks as injuries evolve.