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A givealittle page has been set up for the injured shopkeeper.
There’s an unknown road to recovery ahead for a man who had his thumb and finger caught off in an horrific dairy robbery in Hamilton, but public support is behind him.
He remains in stable condition in a ward in Waikato Hospital, after eight hours of surgery to reattach his digits.
A group of four offenders attacked about 7.30am on Saturday morning when four offenders ran into Hamilton’s Irvine St dairy and stole estimated $15,000 to $20,000 of cigarettes.
A Givealittle page has been set up for the man, Nabin, with the page saying he and his wife are expecting their first child in a couple of weeks.
“This vicious attack has caused the soon-to-be parents a lot of trauma, and they face an uncertain future financially.”
The money will go towards Nabin’s recovery and needs of soon-to-be new parents.
The page as of 7.30am Tuesday had raised around $1300.
Dairy owner Puneet Singh said on Sunday people had already been dropping in gift cards and money for Nabin.
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