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SA Rugby statement: Rassie Erasmus hospitalised

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SA Rugby have revealed that Springboks director of rugby Rassie Erasmus has been hospitalised following a freak accident in which he has burned his hands.

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Erasmus is currently recuperating in a hospital after undergoing a medical procedure to treat chemical burns. The burns were the result of a freak accident involving a potent detergent product. Despite the incident, Erasmus remains in good health and is on the mend.

A statement reads: “Rassie Erasmus, SA Rugby’s Director of Rugby, is recovering in hospital following a medical procedure for chemical burns sustained in a freak accident using a powerful detergent product. He is otherwise in good health and expects to return to full-time working within weeks.”

The South African rugby community has rallied in support of Erasmus, expressing their wishes for a swift recovery.

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Bob Marler 418 days ago

He insists on cleaning the silverware himself. Check now.

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Henrik 418 days ago

wishing him a quick recovery

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Rodrigo 418 days ago

Get well soon Rassie, you rugby genius!.

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finn 418 days ago

South Africans are always burning themselves

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PK 418 days ago

Ben Smith did it.

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Joseph 418 days ago

Liewe F**, moet nou nie gaan staan en k*k aanjaag nie Rassie.

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