Source: New York Post
The second Cal Poly student involved in the horrific train crash in Spain that killed dozens has been identified — and he has a tough road to recovery after he endured life-altering injuries. Austin Hartman, a junior business administration major at Cal Poly, will need multiple surgeries after the crash mutilated his body last week. Hartman suffered “severe traumatic injuries” in the Udra, Spain, train crash that killed 69 people, “including multiple fractures to his pelvis, hip, femur, humerus, ribs, and lumbar vertebrae, along with other significant orthopedic injuries and extensive lacerations to his face and body,” according to a GoFundMe.
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